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Whitehouse News
30 January 2014
Research warns of UK skills storage
30 January 2014
Free school meals programme criticised
29 January 2014
Increase in the number of patients being detained for mental health treatment
29 January 2014
NHS reforms under fire (again) over redundancy pay
29 January 2014
Number of over-90s brought to A&E increasing
28 January 2014
Fear over NICE guidance on prostate cancer drug
28 January 2014
NHS England confirm CSU cuts
27 January 2014
Prime Minister claims Government have cut the burden of bureaucracy on businesses
27 January 2014
Business reps call for education reform to protect education from reform…
27 January 2014
Public Policy Institute for Wales launched
27 January 2014
Ofsted Chief Sir Michael Wilshaw in row with Michael Gove
24 January 2014
MPs claim public sector using gagging clauses and payoffs to hide failure
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