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NHS staff’s 3% pay rise ‘likely to come out of social care tax’
A 3 per cent pay rise for NHS staff is likely to be funded from an increase in national insurance that was intended to pay for overhauling social care, The Times has been told.The government announced
The Times | | Fuente originalFears over shortages as supermarkets hit by ‘pingdemic’
Supermarkets apologised for empty shelves in stores yesterday amid warnings that the “pingdemic” was putting a strain on supply chains.Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose all said they were facing
The Times | | Fuente originalBrexit: Spanish police will man border in Gibraltar, insists EU
Spanish police border guards could be sent to Gibraltar for the first time in more than 300 years under post-Brexit demands from the European Union.Brussels has ignored a provisional agreement
The Times | | Fuente originalChannel migrant crossings into Britain hit new record
The number of illegal migrants crossing the Channel into Britain passed the annual record yesterday as Priti Patel came under fire for failing to stem a steep rise in people making the journey.The
The Times | | Fuente originalRise in national insurance to pay for Tories’ social care reforms
Boris Johnson and senior ministers have agreed to increase national insurance to fund long-term reform of social care and reduce NHS waiting lists, The Times has been told.The prime minister is
The Times | | Fuente originalEnglish nightclubs must use Covid passports from end of September
Nightclubs and other large venues will be legally required to bar customers if they have not been vaccinated as part of the effort to increase uptake among the young, Boris Johnson has announced.The
The Times | | Fuente originalBuyers battle as used car market revs up
Second-hand car buyers are trying to gazump rival motorists as demand for used vehicles grows to unprecedented levels.Research shows that the price of second-hand cars has increased by 11.1 per cent
The Times | | Fuente originalMás leídas hoy
- Malestar en el Gobierno porque Iglesias torpedea la negociación del CGPJ
- Los diez cisnes negros para el año 2021
- Spotify, Uber o Airbnb están esquilmando internet: el coste oculto de los intermediarios
- El Barça en la encrucijada: la carrera electoral para controlar un poder fáctico en ruinas
- Los grandes fondos se posicionan en los bancos españoles para sacar partido a las fusiones
- Francia multa con 135 millones a Google y Amazon por instalar 'cookies' sin permiso de los usuarios
- ¿Quiere China destruir Australia? Así mata Pekín a la gallina para asustar al mono
- Los reguladores y los estados de EEUU denuncian a Facebook y piden separarlo de Whatsapp e Instagram
- Barcelona pierde otra sede europea tras el brexit: el Centro de Predicciones se 'fuga' a Bonn
- Votantes a la fuga
- Choque entre el norte y el sur por las patentes covid-19
- Las cartas que 'guarda' el BCE bajo la manga y que podrían dar una sorpresa positiva a los mercados
- La fuga de enfermeros: "Me voy a Afganistán en mejores condiciones que en el Gregorio Marañón"
- El Gobierno disemina en al menos nueve ciudades a cientos de inmigrantes sin informar ni a los alcaldes
- La doble subida de cuota del Gobierno a los autónomos: "la bofetada en la cara" que cierra un año de fricciones
- China’s Xi Ramps Up Control of Private Sector. ‘We Have No Choice but to Follow the Party.’