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Kentucky Senate bill endorsed by Michael Kidd-Gilchrist aims to expand insurance coverage for stuttering treatment, addressing limitations in access to care.

Economists say making the policy an election pledge could cost £40bn, which is badly needed for health, education and elsewhere

Editorial: Jeremy Hunt’s NIC cuts risk weakening the moral foundation on which Britain’s taxation system still relies

Fears over NHS waiting lists contribute to 41% increase in sales of policies, contributing to £1.5bn operating profit

The Arizona Supreme Court decided on January 26, 2024, to expand the definition of intolerable work conditions, making it easier for certain people who quit their jobs to claim unemployment insurance benefits. The court argued in its Barriga v. ADES/Precision ruling thatexisting regulations defining intolerable working conditions related to poor…

The chancellor’s 2p cut in workers’ contributions has prompted suggestions the payments could be axed. What would that mean for you and your money?

Hurricanes are more frequently escalating quickly, and the places they destroy may be those disadvantaged by racist housing policy

Labour says chancellor’s ambition to eventually abolish NI would cost £46bn a year, and party questions how move would be paid for

PM says ‘people trust me on these things’ and refuses to be drawn on whether government would forgo entire £46bn raised from measure

Top economist Paul Johnson says both Tories and Labour need to be more transparent about painful choices ahead

It is one of only seven departments to earn both international accredited agency status while holding a class one ranking from the insurance services organization.