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Daily Mail, 1 Oct 2026

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ArticleKemi to stop school leav­ers going straight on the dole

SCHOOL leav­ers will be banned from going straight on to the dole under Tory plans to ‘put the fair back in wel­fare’. Kemi Badenoch has drawn up pro­pos­als to require job­less teen­agers to undergo intens­ive work coach­ing instead of sign­ing on...

Kemi to stop school leav­ers going straight on the dole

ArticleKemi to stop school leav­ers going straight on the dole

SCHOOL leav­ers will be banned from going straight on to the dole under Tory plans to ‘put the fair back in wel­fare’. Kemi Badenoch has drawn up pro­pos­als to require job­less teen­agers to undergo intens­ive work coach­ing instead of sign­ing on...

Kemi to stop school leav­ers going straight on the dole

ArticleWe’re in for a ‘tough winter’, warns PM

ANDY Burnham has admit­ted Bri­tain is facing a ‘tough winter’ with bills rising by hun­dreds of pounds in the new year. House­hold fin­ances will be dealt a fresh blow as annual energy charges are set to soar by nearly £300 in Janu­ary, the biggest...

We’re in for a ‘tough winter’, warns PM

ArticleBring down cost of licence fee so more will pay, MPS tell BBC

MPS have told the BBC to bring down the £180 cost of the licence fee to encour­age more people to pay for it. They made their recom­mend­a­tion after it emerged that 94 per cent of the coun­try use the broad­caster but only 80 per cent have a licence.

Bring down cost of licence fee so more will pay, MPS tell BBC