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'Merge NHS and adult social care budgets'
Government reforms alone will not solve the challenge of funding social care, says King's Fund
HMRC ''complacent'' over tax credit errors
HM Revenue & Customs' claim that it was responsible for only 2.5 per cent of errors was ''far-fetched'', says public accounts committee
Cyber crime costs small firms nearly £19bn a year
Small businesses could be losing billions of pounds every year to cyber criminals, with the average small firm facing a near £4,000 cost
PM relies on Labour over gay marriage bill
An amendment to the equal marriage bill that could have stopped it in its tracks was destroyed with a majority of 300
Westminster policies ''holding Scotland back'', economic report claims
Economic decisions made by past and present UK governments have had a negative impact on Scotland and have held the country back ''for generations'', a new report has claimed
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Why every silver bullet is ultimately a dud
Let's have some sympathy for the government, the National Association of Head Teachers' general secretary Russell Hobby has said, tongue firmly in cheek, adding: ''We need to get Ofsted out of our heads''. Here's his full speechLATEST EDITIONS
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May 2013
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Thank you for the excellent article published in latest PS Review. It covers the tourism angle well. Overall your coverage of the Olympics effort across infrastructure, security, transport and Team GB prospects was really comprehensive and interesting. 
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