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Older voters will back policies aimed at supporting younger people, study findsFrom the pensions triple lock to the cost of mortgages, Brexit to tuition fees: many of the biggest political questions of recent years have been framed as a contest between the often-conflicting..Sky News - Published | |
UK to rejoin EU Horizon programme in 'bespoke new agreement'The UK will rejoin the EU's Horizon science programme after two years of absence post-Brexit, the government has confirmed.Sky News - Published | |
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'Humiliating U-turn': Post-Brexit import checks delayed for fifth timeThe government has announced a fifth delay to post-Brexit checks on EU imports amid concerns the new system would fuel food inflation.Sky News - Published | |
No question of Brexit-like referendum on J&K: Supreme Court on Article 370The Supreme Court on Tuesday firmly said there is no question of a 'referendum' relating to Jammu and Kashmir's accession or application of the entire Constitution through the nullification of Article..IndiaTimes - Published | |
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Brexit preparation 'helped' COVID response, Gove tells inquiryPlanning for a no-deal Brexit was "some of the best preparation" possible for the COVID pandemic, Michael Gove has argued.Sky News - Published | |
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Tories 'betrayed' Brexit and should accept worker shortages to cut immigration - Farage Nigel Farage would "of course" accept worker shortages if it meant lower migration, the Eurosceptic campaigner has told Sky News - and wouldn't rule out another attempt to become an MP.Sky News - Published | Just 9% of Britons think Brexit more of a success than failure - poll Brexit regret has reached record levels, according to new polling which said just 9% of Brits consider it to be more of a success than a failure.Sky News - Published |
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