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Andy Burnham Warns Macron That EU Procurement Rules Could Hurt British Steel

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has told French President Emmanuel Macron that European Union local-content requirements for public projects risk damaging the British steel industry and disrupting cross-Channel supply chains.
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University of Bristol Opens £500 Million Innovation Campus
Families Give Evidence to Independent Review of Sussex Maternity Failures
Sweden Confirms Deportation of 458 British Citizens Over Post-Brexit Residency Rules
UK Launches £3 Million Challenge for Long-Duration Energy Storage
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Andy Burnham Faces Major Decision on Future North Sea Oil and Gas Drilling
SEND Support in England Projected to Reach One in 10 Pupils
England’s Housing Courts Struggle With Surge in No-Fault Eviction Cases
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