Corbyn’s Customs Union
Labour’s leader, Jeremy Corbyn MP, has confirmed that his party will now back remaining in the Customs Union.
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Public Consultation Opened for Regulatory Framework of Social Work England
Yesterday, the Government launched an open consultation seeking views on the policy underpinning the draft regulations of new social work regulatory body, Social Work England.
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Baroness Stowell Named Preferred Candidate for Chair of Charity Commission
The Government has announced Baroness Stowell of Beeston as its preferred candidate to become the new Chair of the Charity Commission.
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Charity Commission Update
The Charity Commission is yet to appoint the replacement of the outgoing Chair, William Shawcross.
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Proposals for 2018-19 AD HOC Committees Sought
Lords Liaison Committee Chairman Lord McFall has this week invited members of the House of Lords to put forward their proposals for ad hoc committees in 2018-19. Ad hoc committees are appointed to undertake a particular inquiry and cease to exist once they have reported to the House. They have the same powers and format
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Challenges for the Chancellor in the 2017 Autumn Budget
The Chancellor faces several challenges in the Budget.
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Free Ports – A Realistic Prospect?
The concept of establishing free ports in the UK has some merit, but only in a ‘hard Brexit’ scenario.
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Did the UK Learned the Lessons of Past Industrial Strategies?
Industrial strategy has shifted throughout contemporary history, but it is most associated with the interventionist policies of the 1970s.
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