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Construction apprentices drop out because there are no houses to build

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By Sabrina Miller Verified, Ollie Corfe Verified
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Apprentice builders are dropping out of their courses because there are no houses for them to build, experts have suggested. It follows an admission by Angela Rayner, who was reappointed Housing Secretary this week, that it would be a “ stretch ” for the Government to meet Labour's 2024 manifesto pledge to build 1.5 million new homes by 2029.
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Revealed: The 42 million wasted hours caused by train delays

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By Rosa Silverman Verified, Ollie Corfe Verified
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Passengers on British trains will be wearily familiar with the gamut of reasons for their frequent failure to run on time , or at all. We continue showing up at the station in good faith, because once we accept the timetable is merely a suggestion and not a fixed truth, where on earth does that leave us? (Probably still at Euston, in many cases.) But our belief in trains is often rewarded with one of a range of excuses. It is too hot for them to function, or the rails may buckle.
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Why Burnham has kept Mahmood as Home Secretary

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By Charles Hymas Verified, Ollie Corfe Verified
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The number of small boat migrants crossing the Channel has fallen to its lowest since 2021 despite ideal weather conditions, an analysis of official data by The Telegraph shows. Only half as many migrants made the crossing so far this year compared with the same point last year, with 12,469 having reached the UK as of Monday, compared with 23,534 this time last year.
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