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The government was forced to scrap them after losing a Supreme Court case.
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The age of China’s female self-made billionaires – and why it could soon be over
Rags to riches stories like Zhou Qunfei’s are becoming less common.
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Why Chris Grayling is Jeremy Corbyn’s secret weapon
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Why we can’t let Liam Fox negotiate post-Brexit trade deals behind closed doors
MPs have little control over agreements struck with the US and others.
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Could Labour implement universal basic income?
The battle over this radical policy is moving gradually into the mainstream.
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Women will keep being exploited if we don’t give them the economic security they need
It should come as no surprise that some employers are prepared to abuse their power for sexual purposes.
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