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Healey sets out plan for ‘new age of industrialisation’ to boost economy
Chancellor John Healey used his Labour Party conference speech to try to revive confidence in the UK economy.
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Best thing we can offer young people is a job, not benefits, says chancellor
John Healey's speech comes ahead of next month's Budget, as he faces pressure to bring down government borrowing costs.
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‘We have to bring the benefits bill down’: Healey signals return to welfare reform
John Healey told the Labour Party conference that it is not progressive ‘to allow a bigger and bigger benefits’ bill warning that it was ‘immoral’ to leave young people on welfare dependency
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John Healey to use Rotherham as blueprint for reindustrialising Britain
South Yorkshire MP John Healey used Rotherham as the backbone for his speech as Chancellor at Labour Party Conference.
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Healey tells party conference that money New Labour had in 1990s ‘is simply not there now’ – UK politics live
Chancellor blames austerity, Brexit and Truss’s mini-budget for current poor levels of growth compared to under his predecessor, Gordon Brown
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Healey sets out plan for ‘new age of industrialisation’ to boost economy
Chancellor John Healey used his Labour Party conference speech to try to revive confidence in the UK economy.
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Prem talking points: Santi Carreras' try and Henry Pollock's hair
Old names, new looks and some stunning scores marked the return of the Prem for another season.
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‘Gamechanging’ brain tumour test reduces diagnosis from eight weeks to two hours
NHS England says test can be done while patient is on operating table and is being piloted in five centres around the country
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Billy Vigar: Parents say son's death could have been prevented
Billy Vigar's parents say the Football Association could have prevented their son's death.
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Tesco trialling technology allowing shoppers to try on clothes in whole new way
Tesco has begun trialling new virtual try-on technology that allows shoppers to test clothes without using a changing room.
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NHS staff suspected of snooping on patient data to face immediate suspension
There have been too many cases of staff abusing patient trust, and enough is enough, the head of the NHS in England says.