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UK tax
UK tax burden to hit record high regardless of Budget, analysis finds
...workforce and expand state-funded childcare....
February 27, 2024
UK Government
Number 10 accused of blocking ex-parole board chair becoming parliamentary ombudsman
...The ombudsman is a senior figure responsible for independently investigating complaints against UK government departments, other public organisations and the NHS in England....
March 27, 2024
FT Live
Inside Politics: who will win the UK general election?
Exclusively for FT subscribers
Wednesday, 8 MayDigital Conference
UK defence spending
Sunak pledge to boost defence spending raises prospect of cuts elsewhere
...However, economists have warned that the plan is likely to entail deep cuts to public services in unprotected departments, including areas such as prisons, courts and local government....
April 24, 2024
Transcript
Transcript: Swamp Notes — Trump’s legal troubles
...run a campaign from prison....
February 25, 2024
Labour Party UK
Starmer pledges free vote on legalising assisted dying in England
...MPs voted against changing the law when a bill on assisted suicide — which the NHS defines as “deliberately assisting a person to kill themselves” — was debated in the House of Commons in 2015....
March 13, 2024
News in-depthLabour Party UK
Starmer sets February 8 deadline to finalise draft Labour manifesto
...The other four missions focus on “Great British Energy”, a state-run company to co-invest in renewable and nuclear energy, “Get the NHS back on its feet”, a promise on crime to “take back our streets” and...
January 22, 2024
FT Live
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Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
News in-depthSocial affairs
Support for change in law on assisted dying grows across the UK
...But to help someone die is not, and carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years. Ian’s son, Anil, believes the law “failed” his father....
April 6, 2024
Mike Bracken
No more ‘Big IT’: the failed 90s model has ruined too many lives
...GDS was created in the wake of technology service failures in tax, immigration, prisons and, most notably, the NHS National Programme for IT’s £10bn collapse....
January 19, 2024
HTSIHow To Give It 2023
How to bake a difference
...Previous efforts include Bake for the NHS and Bake for Syria, which kicked off in 2017 with a Columbia Road bake sale featuring bakeries from across London....
December 4, 2023
News in-depthPost Office scandal
How Post Office lawyers pushed boundaries in UK sub-postmasters scandal
...Over the decades that the Post Office wrongfully prosecuted sub-postmasters using flawed evidence, the state-owned business turned to a series of lawyers to pursue the cases and then to avoid scrutiny....
December 28, 2023
The FT ViewThe editorial board
Britain’s crumbling public buildings
...The “crumbling concrete” affair should be a wider alarm signal over the decaying state of UK schools, hospitals, courts, prisons and social housing....
September 7, 2023
FT Magazine
I went to work on an NHS Liver Wing. The reality was far weirder than I imagined
...I looked exactly as though I worked for the NHS: harried, confused, numb....
July 28, 2023
ReviewFiction
Genre round-up — the best new debut fiction
...A regularly updating news story from the States pursues him as he ponders facets of his own existence....
October 23, 2023
Robert Menendez
Robert Menendez charges rattle New Jersey’s infamous Hudson County
...Menendez, the son of Cuban immigrants, rose under the tutelage of William V Musto, the mayor of Union City from 1962 to 1982, with a four-year interregnum....
October 8, 2023
ReviewFT Books Essay
Can Labour win again? History might hold the answer
...Despite the discomfort of King George V — whose cousin the Tsar had been executed by the Bolsheviks — Labour formally recognised the Soviet Union....
January 3, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
HTSI
Oscar Wilde was here
...Sands of Time, with its hourglass motif, crucifix and bullet, could be seen as a nod to Wilde’s altered sense of time in prison (and his lofty self-comparisons to Christ), while Household God V (Molière)...
October 10, 2023
ReviewNon-Fiction
The infected blood scandal — and how it was allowed to happen
...in the US state of Louisiana....
September 29, 2023
Undercover EconomistTim Harford
The data confirms we’re stuck in a ‘doom loop’
...Each year they publish a public-services performance tracker, following the state of healthcare, social care, prisons, courts, schools and other services. Each year the story seems to get worse....
November 10, 2023
Transcript
Transcript: Jeremy Hunt — tax-cutting wizard or fiscal drag queen?
...So the NHS will get real-terms increases; of course, it always does....
March 8, 2024
FT Magazine
What led a father to advocate for his child’s convicted killer’s release
...V. Jean-Michel was right to be wary. There were a lot of unexplainable things happening in Salta....
December 8, 2023
Polly Curtis
British government needs to remember that prevention is better than cure
...The writer is chief executive of the think-tank Demos The UK state is stuck in firefighting mode....
April 26, 2023
UK public services
UK public services need more cash to arrest further decline, says damning report
...The state of the NHS has been named as a crucial issue for voters....
February 23, 2023
News in-depthIndian election
Modi battles to retain India’s prized southern tech hub in local poll
...Rahul Gandhi, Modi’s chief rival, was recently expelled from the national parliament after he was convicted of defaming the prime minister in Modi’s home state Gujarat and sentenced to two years in prison...
May 10, 2023
Transcript
Transcript: Prime ministers’ legacies — Sunak, Truss and Brown
...And we didn’t also foresee that austerity would go on in such a way that it would leave, you know, parts of the public services — and you can look at prisons, look at local government — in a complete state...
April 19, 2024
Stephen Bush
Information hoarding won’t benefit governments in the long run
...But it makes states or governments look better if those realities are kept out of sight....
February 6, 2023

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