Miliband says slavery apology will not bring costs for UK taxpayer
Speaking to BBC's Newscast, the foreign secretary says Britain cannot sweep its past "under the carpet".
Speaking to BBC's Newscast, the foreign secretary says Britain cannot sweep its past "under the carpet".
The home secretary says the full cost of dropping plans to extend the wait for settlement will be laid out in future.
The move comes as the prime minister begins talks about the UK issuing a formal apology for the slave trade in the next year.
The home secretary sets out plans to change requirements for permanent settlement in the UK.
Labour's ruling National Executive Committee sets out where it is cutting ties with the Greens.
At the heart of the debate around legal migration are contested notions of fairness, our political editor writes.
The home secretary will lay out a revised proposal for changing when migrants can claim permanent residency later.
In her first major intervention since leaving the Treasury, Rachel Reeves says Brexit has made the UK "poorer, weaker and less secure".
The Chancellor has suggested that younger workers might not receive the same minimum wage as others before the next election.
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