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Osborne's impact laid bare: The rich get richer and the poor get poorer
From: External news01 Dec 2011
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Government warns of new credit crunch as the poor feel the pain
Oxford don who quoted Voltaire accused of racial discrimination against black chef
From: External news01 Dec 2011
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When he applied for promotion to head chef at an Oxford college, Gregory Lewis expected the focus to be on his cooking.
US private education firm approved for free schools
From: External news01 Dec 2011
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A US private education firm's UK arm has been officially approved to sell services to groups setting up free schools and academies in England.
Danny Alexander says 'good chance' of pensions deal
From: External news01 Dec 2011
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The government says it is committed to reaching an agreement over public sector pensions, as officials meet with teaching union representatives
Anti-poverty plan is failing millions, claims Rowntree report
From: External news01 Dec 2011
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Young adults in need are being neglected by coalition's focus on children and pensioners, say authors
Public sector strike to be 'largest for a generation'
From: External news30 Nov 2011
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Public sector workers around the UK are staging a strike over pensions in what unions say could be the biggest walkout for a generation.
Italy needs to make things right for the Roma
From: External news29 Nov 2011
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The Italian authorities must act immediately to combat discrimination against Roma
Scotland Becomes First UK Nation To Make "Forced Marriage" A Criminal Act
From: External news29 Nov 2011
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Anyone forcing people to marry against their will would face criminal charges as the Forced Marriage Act (Protection and Jurisdiction) (Scotland) Act comes into effect today. This is the first law of its kind in the UK.
Osborne's £5bn investment boost will hit poorest families
From: External news29 Nov 2011
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Charities say much of the £5bn of extra capital investment expected in the autumn statement will come from cutting and freezing working tax credits
Robert Fisk: A glimpse of real democracy – but it may prove too good to be true
From: External news29 Nov 2011
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The cops and soldiers were on the streets again ... ignored by the queues outside polling stations