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Peter Ruddick

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Manchester
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Money & Work Reporter for BBC News. Lover of theatre, #SaintsFC, coffee #Eurovision and pizza. Here be my opinions.
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Changing pubs into homes to be made harder under new rules

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By Peter Ruddick Verified, Mitchell Labiak Verified
| MSN Verified
Turning pubs into housing or offices will be made harder as part of changes to government planning rules in England. The updated National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) will come into force on Monday and is expected to contain more protections for pubs at threat of closure for conversion to another use. A previous consultation on the plans only gave the protection to the last pub in the area.
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Reeves backs Burnham to become next prime minister

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By Rachel Clun Verified, Peter Ruddick Verified, James Gregory Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Rachel Reeves has backed Andy Burnham to be the next prime minister, despite reports he could demote her to a junior cabinet position if he becomes the Labour Party leader. Burnham, who was sworn in as the MP for Makerfield on Monday following his historic by-election victory, is expected to replace Reeves as chancellor if he enters No 10.
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Energy bill support would be based on household income, Reeves says

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By Peter Ruddick Verified, Shanaz Musafer
| Yahoo Verified
Government support with energy bills pushed up by the Iran war would be based on household income, the chancellor has told the BBC, as she hinted help might not come until autumn. Wholesale oil and gas prices have soared over the past month, with supply from the Middle East severely disrupted. While home energy bills are set to fall between April and June under Ofgem's price cap, there is likely to be a big jump after that.
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