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Tens of thousands of sick or disabled people are closer to work following a landmark programme introduced by this government, as part of its efforts to fix the broken welfare system it inherited.
New measures to tackle inequality of opportunity and breakdown barriers to healthcare careers
Thousands more criminals will be tagged alongside changes to supervision that will focus probation time on the offenders who pose the greatest risk.
Thousands of people with back, joint and muscle issues have been assessed quicker following a landmark initiative which aims to help people stay in, or move back into, work.
Hundreds of thousands of sick or disabled people will be offered voluntary help towards employment as part of a package of measures coming into force today (6 April) that will encourage work and save taxpayers around £1 billion.
Research shows that government-funded childcare has cut childcare costs for families in half.
More people will be tagged and monitored as part of the Government's Plan for Change as the Sentencing Bill is published.
Thousands of people are set to benefit from on-the-job training and career opportunities in the construction sector.
Ofqual's Chief Regulator urges students not to take mobile phones or smart devices into exam halls as the summer 2026 GCSE and A Level series begins.
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