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Government Crackdown on Illegal Working
Crackdown has resulted in more than 1000 people being deported, says Home Secretary
BBC News
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Government Crackdown On People Smuggling
Government pledges extra £100m to tackle people smuggling
BBC News
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Government Crackdown On People Smuggling
Government pledges extra £100m to tackle people smuggling
BBC News
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Government Crackdown On People Smuggling Business
The first sanctions as part of this new regime are due to come into force tomorrow
BBC News
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Government Crackdown on Petrol Bosses
Government meets with petrol bosses to demand a fair deal amid soaring fuel prices
BBC News
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Government Defends Early Prison Release Plans
Conservatives raise concerns on proposals to free some inmates on indeterminate sentences
BBC News
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Government Demands Musk's X Deals with 'Grok' Deepfakes
AI chatbot 'Grok' is being used to create sexualised images of women and girls.
BBC News
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Government Denies Chagos Islands Deal is Paused
Foreign Office minister had told MPs UK was 'pausing' process following Trump criticism
BBC News
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Government Denies Compensation for Waspi Women
Backlash grows against decision by government not to compensate women who missed out
BBC News
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Government Drops Mandatory Digital ID Plans
Mike Wood MP to ask urgent question on government’s policy on mandatory digital ID
BBC News
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Government Faces MPs Over Rising Flu Cases
MPs question the government over the rise in flu in England
BBC News
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Government Faces MPs Questions on Children's Social Media
The Prime Minister has told technology companies to ban nude images on children's phones.
BBC News
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Government Facing Questions Over Firing Of US Ambassador
Lord Mandelson was removed from his post due to close relations with Jeffrey Epstein
BBC News
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Government Figures to Hand Over Messages with Mandelson
Senior government figures are preparing to hand over their messages with Lord Mandelson
BBC News
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Government Girl
A Washington secretary finds her routine thrown into disarray by an unorthodox new boss.
BBC Two
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Government Grilled on Collapsed China Spy Case
The Conservatives ask an urgent question on the China Spy case in Parliament
BBC News
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Government Hopes to Learn from Australia's Social Media Ban
It's been nearly six months since Australia introduced a social media ban for under 16s
BBC News
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Government Insulation Schemes Leave Thousands Needing Repairs
Tens of thousands of homes insulated under government schemes need repairs.
BBC News
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Government Insulation Schemes Leave Thousands Needing Repairs
Tens of thousands of homes insulated under government schemes need repairs
BBC News
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Government Launches AI Plans
Keir Starmer says artificial intelligence is the 'defining opportunity' of our generation
BBC News
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Government Makes Formal Apology Over Forced Adoptions
Between 1949 and 1976, 185,000 babies were forcibly taken from their unmarried mothers
BBC News
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Government Not Taking Climate Seriously Says Its Advisors
UK government unprepared for future climate disasters, its climate advisers have warned
BBC News
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Government Ordering Full Inquiry into Prison Release Error
Governors ordered to carry out new procedures after mistaken release of Hadush Kebatu
BBC News
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Government Plan to Build Social and Affordable Homes
Funding granted to Greater Manchester, West Midlands, West Yorkshire, and London
BBC News
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Government Plan to Double Green Energy Workforce
The government has announced plans to train and recruit more workers in clean energy
BBC News
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Government Plan to Get Young People Working
Government fund to guarantee 55,000 jobs to help young people who are out of work
BBC News
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Government Plans Asylum Appeals Overhaul
Government plans asylum appeals overhaul as hotel protests continue
BBC News
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Government Plans Asylum Appeals Overhaul
Government plans asylum appeals overhaul as hotel protests continue
BBC News
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Government Plans For Failed Asylum Seekers
Failed asylum seeker families to be offered up to £40k to leave UK
BBC News
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Government Plans To Overhaul Asylum Appeals System
The government is aiming to reduce the number of migrants being housed in hotels
BBC News
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Government Plans to Reform Asylum Policy
Home Office minister Alex Norris speaks to the BBC ahead of asylum reforms announcement
BBC News
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Government Plans to Tackle Prison Overcrowding
The government is to create more cells in existing prisons in England and Wales
BBC News
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Government Plans To Treat Gazan Children In The UK
The government plans to evacuate seriously ill children from Gaza for treatment in the UK
BBC News
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Government Pledges £100m To Tackle People Smuggling
Nicky Campbell takes calls after government pledges extra £100m to tackle people smuggling
BBC News
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Government Pledges 10,000 New Foster Care Places
Plans aim to end 'critical shortage' of carers in England
BBC News
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Government Pledges Social Media Restrictions for Under-16s
The government has committed to social media restrictions for under-16s
BBC News
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Government Pledges To 'Make Parenting Easier'
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson is set to announce her 'Best Start' strategy
BBC News
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Government Publishes China Spy Case Evidence
The government has published key evidence in the now-collapsed China spy case
BBC News
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Government Publishes Deal To Return NI Power Sharing
The UK government has published new measures responding to concerns over trade and borders
BBC News
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Government Publishes Plans to Tackle 'Forever Chemicals'
Chemicals from everyday products are ending up in UK waterways
BBC News
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Government Push for Clean Energy
New homes are to be built with solar panels and heat pumps
BBC News
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Government Pushing Ahead with Early Release of Prisoners
The scheme was paused by the Prime Minister last month following criticism from victims.
BBC News
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Government Questioned On Thames Water
Thames Water at risk after investor pulls out, increasing possibility firm will collapse
BBC News
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Government Rejects Waspi Pension Compensation
No payout for women born in the 1950 who were hit by changes to the state pension age
BBC News
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Government Responds After BBC Report
The BBC follows raids on hundreds of high street businesses suspected of money laundering
BBC News
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Government Responds to Hillsborough Report
The government responds to Hillsborough report published nearly 6 years ago
BBC News
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Government Responds To Post Office Inquiry Report
The government are responding to volume one of the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry
BBC News
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Government Reviewing Chagos Islands Deal
Wes Streeting confirmed the deal was being looked at over a lack of US support
BBC News
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Government Revives Northern Powerhouse Rail Plans
The government has capped central funding for the Northern Powerhouse Rail scheme at £45bn
BBC News
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Government Rwanda Policy Under Pressure After Minister Resigns
Follow the latest, live with BBC News.
BBC News
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Government Set to U-Turn on Welfare Changes
Sir Keir Starmer's government is set to make a major climbdown on disability benefits
BBC News
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Government Sets Out Welfare Changes
The government sets out changes to welfare proposals in a bid to stave off a Labour revolt
BBC News
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Government Shutdown Enters its Second Day
House of Representatives speaker Mike Johnson giving an update
BBC News
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Government Spending Review
PMQs followed by the chancellor's statement on the government's Spending Review.
BBC Radio 5 Live
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Government Statement on Russian Shadow Fleet
Indian national arrested after dramatic seizure of a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker
BBC News
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Government to Announce Plans to Limit Jury Trial Right
The government is set to announce plans to restrict the right to a jury trial
BBC News
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Government to Apologise to Victims of Forced Adoptions
An estimated 185,000 babies were taken from mothers in the three decades after WWII
BBC News
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Government to Ban Asylum Seekers From Using Taxis
Asylum seekers will be banned from using taxis for medical appointments
BBC News
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Government to Ban New Leasehold Flats
Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook announces shake-up to the leasehold system
BBC News
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Government to Boost Treatment of Urgent Dental Patients
New reforms will see dentists in England paid more to see patients in need of urgent care
BBC News
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Government to deliver one point five million new homes
The Housing Secretary says he will do "whatever it takes to get Britain building".
BBC News
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Government to deliver one point five million new homes
The Housing Secretary says he will do "whatever it takes to get Britain building".
BBC News
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Government To Give 16-Year-Olds Right To Vote
Sixteen year olds are to be given right to vote as part of election reforms
BBC News
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Government to Help Get Young People Working
Government fund to guarantee 55,000 jobs to help young people who are out of work.
BBC News
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Government to Issue Screen Time Advice
The government will give parents official advice on screen use for children aged 5-16
BBC News
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Government to Plan to Get Young People Working
Government fund to guarantee 55,000 jobs to help young people who are out of work
BBC News
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Government to Publish China Spy Case Evidence
Government will publish evidence in collapsed China spy case, PM says
BBC News
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Government To Publish Witness Statements In Collapsed China Spy Case
The government will publish witness statements related to the collapsed China spy case
BBC News
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Government to Reform Special Educational Needs
Education care plans to be reserved for most complex SEND cases by 2035
BBC News
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Government to Reform Special Educational Needs and Disabilities System
Education care plans to be reserved for most complex SEND cases by 2035
BBC News
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Government to Reform Special Educational Needs and Disabilities System
Education care plans to be reserved for most complex SEND cases by 2035
BBC News
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Government to Review Prisoner Release Plans
The BBC's been told it will be a 'short operational pause' to review plans
BBC News
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Government to Review Rejection of Waspi Compensation
Pensions Secretary says rethink does not mean that payouts will necessarily follow
BBC News
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Government To Unveil New Immigration Rules
Care workers will no longer be recruited from overseas, the home secretary says
BBC News
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Government To Unveil New Immigration Rules
Care workers will no longer be recruited from overseas, the home secretary says
BBC News
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Government To Unveil New Immigration Rules
Care workers will no longer be recruited from overseas, the home secretary says
BBC News
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Government Tribunal Scheme Claimants Remain Unpaid
The BBC reveals tribunal claimants remain unpaid despite a government enforcement scheme
BBC News
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Government U-Turn on Digital ID
The government has dropped plans to make digital ID compulsory to prove the right to work
BBC News
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Government U-Turn on Digital ID
The government has dropped plans to make digital ID compulsory to prove the right to work
BBC News
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Government Under Pressure Over Post Office Scandal
The justice secretary will meet the minister responsible for the Post Office later today
BBC News
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Government Unveils Defence Spending Plans
Defence secretary faces the Commons after Starmer unveils spending plans
BBC News
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Government Unveils Planning Policy
Special coverage as the government releases their plan to build more homes in the UK
BBC News
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Government Updates Extremism Definition
New extremism definition will "help us choose friends wisely" - Michael Gove
BBC News
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Government Updates Extremism Definition
New extremism definition will "help us choose friends wisely" - Michael Gove
BBC News
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Government Updates MPs on Epstein Files Release
Chief Secretary to Prime Minister Darren Jones making statement on Jeffrey Epstein
BBC News
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Government Urged to Lift Two-Child Benefits Limit
The Chancellor has suggested she favours removing limits on benefits linked to family size
BBC News
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Government Warns About Drinking Alcohol Abroad
The government warns people travelling abroad about the dangers of methanol poisoning
BBC News
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Government Waters Down Inheritance Tax Plan for Farms
The planned threshold to tax inherited farmland is increasing from £1m to £2.5m
BBC News
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Government Waters Down Inheritance Tax Plan for Farms
The planned threshold to tax inherited farmland increasing from £1m to £2.5m
BBC News
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Government Waters Down Inheritance Tax Plan for Farms
The planned threshold to tax inherited farmland is increasing from £1m to £2.5m
BBC News
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Government Wins Appeal Over Asylum Hotel
Asylum seekers can stay at hotel in Epping after government wins appeal
BBC News
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Government Wins Appeal Over Asylum Hotel
Asylum seekers can stay at hotel in Epping after government wins appeal
BBC News
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Government Wins Appeal Over Epping Hotel
Asylum seekers can stay at hotel in Epping after court ruling
BBC News
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Government Wins Appeal Over Epping Hotel
Court of Appeal rules asylum seekers can be housed at a hotel in Epping
BBC News
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Government Wins Appeal Over Epping Hotel
Court of Appeal rules asylum seekers can be housed at a hotel in Epping
BBC News
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Government Wins Migration Court Challenge
An Eritrean man has left the UK under the government's "one in, one out" deal with France
BBC News