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Sajid Javid tapped as replacement in cabinet comeback after acrimonious resignation last year
Data show more than four-fifths of those hospitalised with Delta variant were unjabbed or only had one dose
HMRC warns future furlough claims will be blocked until backlog paid, as it seeks to recover debts
Music and theatre sectors criticise plans for more test-runs and call for immediate reopening
Low collection rate signals lasting deadlock with tenants over payments
Competition and Markets Authority says tech groups may not be doing enough to protect consumers
Sending young children’s ‘bubbles’ home en masse as single cases arise loses support among parents and teachers
The chancellor will bank on the prime minister eventually facing up to economic reality
As team prepares to face Denmark on Saturday nation unites behind ‘massive underdogs’
Local politicians face tough choices as Boris Johnson ramps up pressure to build more homes
The vagaries of a highly distorted statistic should not lead to an additional £4bn in public spending
For the government’s new strategy to be any good, it must reflect the reality of the UK economy
Will the EU necessarily welcome all British tourists back to its beaches?
Johnson urged to sack health secretary after CCTV images suggest possible breaches of Covid guidance and ministerial code
Government should accelerate plans to allow vaccinated adults to travel
The groups display a sharper eye when it comes to bids for cheap listed companies
We should not let culture wars obscure the fact that this group of children needs a new educational strategy
Madrid welcomes London’s decision to include Balearic Islands on its ‘green list’ from next Wednesday
‘I have come round to the government’s point of view that success in business is all about owning a yacht’
The report of the Daniel Morgan independent panel mentions 'corruption' 718 times
Wealth managers create ‘hybrid’ services that combine low-cost digital advice with face-to-face options
Lockdown has given customers the opportunity to scrutinise fees and charges
Managers struggle to see through the thicket of ethical standards and metrics to assess the impact of their investments
Ministers draw up strategy that aims to make Britain a ‘global leader’
OECD warns levies could increase as governments seek to pay down pandemic debt
System ‘fell well below targets’ and was poor even after infections fell, says watchdog
Compulsory disclosure is ‘obvious first step’ towards greater racial equality at work
Johnson signals freer travel later in summer for people with two Covid-19 jabs
Former chancellor editor wins race to succeed Sir Richard Lambert as chair of trustees
Call for more facilities and visa changes to ease arrivals from ‘red list’ countries
UK central bank says prices are rising more quickly than it expected but trend is ‘transitory’
PM says ship was in ‘sovereign Ukrainian territory’ as Moscow threatens to drop bombs
BT-owned company is first UK operator since Brexit to reintroduce fees once banned by Brussels
Plus, Brexit poll anniversary survey shows divisions still run deep
Investors could be hit by costs and unwelcome strategy shifts, experts say
Ads will be barred on TV before 9pm and online at all times in drive to tackle child obesity
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