Britain

Plans to let more schools select pupils on ability divide parents and politicians1

London and the south-east power Britain’s economic growth. But the rest of the country is getting richer quicker0

Deaths from heroin have reached a record high. Many would be easy to prevent35

Britain will not find it easy to strike comprehensive trade deals quickly5

Protecting traditional produce is another complication of leaving the EU2

Curators, overwhelmingly Remainers, ponder how to respond to Brexit0

Redrawing Britain’s political map will hurt Labour most2

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Theresa May puts political considerations before economic and energy-related arguments11

Firms may struggle to absorb the extra cost of pricier imports. Consumers will foot the bill48

Low interest rates mean the amount of cash in circulation is rising13

The NHS is in a mess. But reformers believe that new models of health care, many pioneered in other countries, can fix it14