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Surrey runs out of state school places for private pupils as VAT raid bites
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Farmers face £600m hit as second-worst harvest on record intensifies pressure
UK workforce set to hit record low as sickness surge takes toll on jobs market
Royal Mail fined record £10.5m for late deliveries
UK economy contracts again in October, defying hopes of a rebound
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Surrey County Council has admitted it does not have enough state school places to accommodate children transferring from private schools, following the government’s introduction of a 20 per cent VAT levy on independent education.

Miliband planning shake-up to bypass local opposition in wind farm push

Farmers face £600m hit as second-worst harvest on record intensifies pressure

UK workforce set to hit record low as sickness surge takes toll on jobs market

Royal Mail fined record £10.5m for late deliveries

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