Carla Clarke, head of strategic litigation at Child Poverty Action Group, which represented the mothers and children, said: “This is a hugely disappointing judgment which fails to give any meaningful recognition to the reality of the policy on the ground and its desperately unfair impact on children.”
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Alicia Gallegos, 21, of New Mexico, who backed Mr Sanders in the primary and describes herself as holding “very...
France’s finance minister also told the BBC that Europe will be one the world’s key economic powers.
Closer relations between the UK and the EU will boost economic growth, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will tell European finance...
Under the algorithm, the higher the score, the higher the environmental impact. As expected, foods containing more meat and...
At the same time, some investors in the firm have voiced concerns that its line-up of products has grown...
Measures such as keeping public sector pay settlements limited to 5-7%, as opposed to paying inflation-linked rises, will have...
Michael Kill, who runs the Night Time Industries Association, said: “We have consistently opposed the use of Covid passports...
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