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Employers say violence and abuse of staff is on the rise and call on the police to prioritise a response
New mortality data could help create targeted policy to reduce the UK’s large and growing disease burden
We need to be able to speak in nuanced terms, including about Russell Brand or Donald Trump
As 20mph becomes a default speed limit, let’s swallow the road rage and learn to love taking endless courses
Groups from Primark to John Lewis warn surge in shoplifting and abuse of staff is hitting profitability
Death of unarmed black Londoner last year sparked protests, contributing to falling confidence in UK’s largest force
Lack of affordable housing collides with growing demand and tighter margins faced by landlords
ONS analysis finds 11,288 female and 2,636 male centenarians on back of reduced mortality
Lawyer says that ‘he’ in rules could also mean ‘she’ — but club insists its ban will continue
The short-term pain of accommodating new gear such as Apple’s USB-C charger may make sense in the long run, but I really resent it
The big companies are only bit players in disposables, but there is also wider scrutiny of cigarette alternatives
Ministerial rhetoric about too many undergraduates ignores the real causes of the problem
Sins of omission and distortion from politicians are complicating the real point of the discipline
MPs and experts say educational attainment in region has been hit by insufficient financial support after Covid
Tenants in the UK capital face surging rents and eviction as landlords pass on pressure from higher borrowing costs
A programme to offer meals to all primary school students is rolling out in the capital. But there are bumps in the road
Government U-turn comes after ministers set out plans to force criminals to attend sentencing hearing
Farage-Coutts furore is a chance to focus on the plight of those without access to financial products and services
Number of live births in England and Wales last year was lowest since 2002
Too many London-based politicians neither notice nor care very much when a crisis looms
Government urged to act to prepare hospitals and care homes for higher temperatures as FT analysis reveals regional vulnerabilities
Cyber attack obtained details of tens of millions of voters and was undetected for year
Leaseholders in buildings under-11m forced to pay for remediation work as they lack protection under post-Grenfell disaster legislation
Our domestic habits can reveal a lot about society’s values
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