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BIS NEWS
Scrapping appeal rights ''will save millions''
Foreign nationals refused a visa for a short visit to see family members will lose the full right to appeal
Work Programme ''set up without pilots''
But the Department for Work and Pensions should be commended for setting it up so quickly
Regional Growth Fund ''could do better''
The £1.4bn already spent is expected to create around 41,000 jobs but it could have been thousands more
Shatter barriers and boost public services
Britain will struggle to return to sustainable growth and maintain vital public services, says report
SMEs still struggle to get public sector work, says FSB
Small firms across the UK struggling to get work in the public sector, warns the Federation of Small Businesses
LATEST BIS FEATURES
''Home Secretary, quite simply you are wrong''
Speaking at the Police Federation conference, chairman Paul McKeever warned the Home Secretary that she was ''on the precipice of destroying'' the country's police service. Here's his full speech
Why don't we do what works?
What do managers do when politicians choose to ignore evidence of what works and insist on running with their unproven idea? Blair McPherson considers the options
EU and Russia- building relations through tourism
Tourism between the EU and Russia should be used to effect widespread change and draw back a lingering iron curtain explains the European Tour Operators Association's Nick Greenfield
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Further education minister
Mark Prisk
Business minister
Norman Lamb
Employment relations, consumer and postal affairs minister
Baroness Wilcox
Intellectual property minister
Ed Vaizey
Broadband minister
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