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Oliver Dowden said it was ‘a basic, decent principle’ that if people work hard, they should be able to save money and invest for their retirement.

The chief executive resigned with immediate effect on Saturday following a row over the party’s membership numbers.

But she said the experience of telling her side of the story in court as Bear was convicted had been ’empowering’.

Pay failing to keep up with inflation has been key in driving down household disposable income, the union organisation said.

The former prime minister will appear before the Privileges Committee on Wednesday as MPs consider whether he misled Parliament.

The exhibit takes place from April 7-16.

Police said they remain ‘very concerned’ for Faith Marley and are hoping to identify the man she was with to help them in their search.

Police said they remain ‘very concerned’ for Faith Marley and are hoping to identify the man she was with to help them in their search.

Staff braved heights of 135 metres to clean each pod.

Sandra Igwe said she decided to hold the conference after being ‘the token black woman’ to speak at so many in the past.

Firms have seen a rebound in the first quarter, according to BDO research.

Baroness Casey is expected to heavily criticise the Metropolitan Police in a review of its culture and standards this week.

The Transport Select Committee has published a report into the UK’s maritime sector.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said representatives from 40 countries were united by a desire to investigate atrocities committed in Ukraine.

Suella Braverman has been to Rwanda’s capital Kigali on her first official visit as Home Secretary.

The teenager was last seen on CCTV meeting a man in Glasgow.

Richard Sharp introduced Caroline Daniel, a public relations executive and former editor of the FT Weekend, for a position in at the BBC.

Suella Braverman said the government was ‘working to make this happen as soon as possible’.

This is how events leading up to the Home Secretary’s trip to Rwanda unfolded.

A Home Office source said Ms Braverman was making plans for the first flights to the country to come by the summer.