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    What is happening with college teacher pay in England?

    Monday, 02 December, 2024

    National Education Union members who teach in non-academy sixth form colleges will strike this winter because the 5.5% pay award for teachers does not extend to them.

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    • Education
    • Further education
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    Economic update: Effects of the Budget and US election

    Wednesday, 27 November, 2024

    With inflation close to its 2% target, the Bank of England cut its interest rate to 4.75% in November, but it now expects higher inflation and growth than it did before the Budget.

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    • Economy
    • Economy and business
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    How does the definition of domestic abuse apply to under 16s?

    Tuesday, 19 November, 2024

    Following the murder of 15-year-old Holly Newton by her ex-boyfriend, campaigners want to change the definition of domestic abuse so it applies to under 16s.

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    • Home affairs
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    How is a new Archbishop of Canterbury chosen?

    Wednesday, 13 November, 2024

    A new Archbishop of Canterbury will be appointed following the resignation of Justin Welby on 12 November 2024. Timings are yet to be confirmed.

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    • Monarchy
    • Parliament
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    Democratic consent mechanism and the Northern Ireland Assembly

    Thursday, 24 October, 2024

    The Northern Ireland Assembly must hold a vote by 27 December 2024 to decide if some EU trade laws will still apply in Northern Ireland.

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    • Devolution
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    What is the Budget?

    Wednesday, 23 October, 2024

    On 30 October 2024 the Chancellor will present plans for the economy, including taxation and spending, in the Budget. What happens during and after the Budget?

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    • Economic policy
    • Economy
    • Public spending
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    Compensation for the compulsory purchase of land

    Tuesday, 22 October, 2024

    The 2024 Labour manifesto committed to ensuring that landowners get “fair compensation rather than inflated prices” for compulsory purchase.

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    • Housing and planning
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    How could the government change the business rates system?

    Monday, 21 October, 2024

    Business rates are currently based on a property’s rateable value times a multiplier. Changes to the system could include new ways of calculating these factors.

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    • Economy and business
    • Local government
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    The King of Australia

    Wednesday, 16 October, 2024

    The King is head of state in Australia as well as the UK. He also is Head of the Commonwealth. He will visit Australia with the Queen in October 2024.

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    • Monarchy
    • World affairs
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    What would happen if the single person discount on council tax was abolished?

    Thursday, 03 October, 2024

    The single person discount on council tax means people living alone pay less council tax. Average council tax per person would fall if the discount were removed.

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    • Local government
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    Economic update: Businesses and consumers in standby mode

    Thursday, 26 September, 2024

    Growth in the UK economy has slowed somewhat as businesses await the Labour’s October Budget.

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    • Economic updates
    • Economy and business
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    Tourist taxes in the UK

    Thursday, 26 September, 2024

    Tourist taxes, on accommodation such as hotels and bed and breakfasts, have been suggested in many quarters as a new source of funding for local authorities.

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    • Tax
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    Public spending: What is the Treasury Reserve?

    Wednesday, 25 September, 2024

    The Treasury Reserve is a source of backup funds for government departments set aside by the Treasury each year. Some commentators suggest it has been misused.

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    • Economy
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    Magna Carta: Does it still matter?

    Tuesday, 24 September, 2024

    Only three clauses of the Magna Carta remain in force: two apply to institutions, not individuals, and the third has mostly been superseded by other laws.

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    • Monarchy
    • Parliament
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    Two-year anniversary of the Mahsa Amini protests in Iran

    Thursday, 19 September, 2024

    Iran has continued to enforce its dress code two years after the death of Mahsa Amini.

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    • Middle East

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