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Private schools in Wales are likely to lose their charitable status from April 2024 under new proposals put forward by the Welsh Labour government. The move will require fee-paying schools to pay local taxes, a change that is…

The Welsh government is considering introducing tax cuts to stem the tide of people leaving the country, especially from rural areas, and to preserve the Welsh language. Inspired by Spain’s Castilla-La Mancha, where rural residents…

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Senior judges have warned the judiciary in England and Wales to restrict their use of artificial intelligence in…

Receive free UK policy and policy updatesWe will send you a file myFT Daily Digest Rounding email to the latest UK Politics and PoliticsNews every morning. MPs have warned that problems in a £1.3bn government program to modernize…

The Development Bank of Wales has confirmed its support for vegan beauty brand Mallows Beauty with a six-figure financing package including a mix of debt and equity that will help fund product development and export growth. It is the…

Labor is drawing up plans for a new water regulator as it seeks to tackle public anger over the dumping of raw sewage in Britain's rivers, lakes and beaches. Under the proposals, the Labor government would merge most of the…

More businesses went bankrupt in England and Wales in March than at any time since monthly records began three years ago. With companies struggling to pay mounting bills and rising interest rates at a time when the economy is in…