Recruiters placed fewer people in permanent jobs for the first time in four months and temporary billings fell for the first time since March, yet starting salaries rose faster as employers competed for candidates in short supply.
The first three years of secondary school will be restored as a distinct stage under the new National Curriculum, with content slimmed down, absence in Years 7 to 9 named as the problem to fix, and early exam teaching called to a halt.
The Prime Minister will write to councils in England on Armistice Day asking for specific plans to offer accommodation to veterans sleeping rough before Christmas, backed by £8.7 million for eight organisations under the Reducing Veteran Homelessness programme.
Members of the Royal Family, the Prime Minister and senior politicians join the National Service of Remembrance on Whitehall, while 6,500 UK personnel remain deployed overseas and the youngest marcher in the Royal British Legion parade is seven years old.
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The British-built satellite, launched last month and operated by UK Space Command, is intended to improve observation of military activity on Earth, while Project Inaros trials ground sensors in the UK, Australia and Cyprus to watch for threats to satellites.
Recruiters placed fewer people in permanent jobs for the first time in four months and temporary billings fell for the first time since March, yet starting salaries rose faster as employers competed for candidates in short supply.
The first three years of secondary school will be restored as a distinct stage under the new National Curriculum, with content slimmed down, absence in Years 7 to 9 named as the problem to fix, and early exam teaching called to a halt.
Works by Simeon Barclay, Kira Freije, Marguerite Humeau and Tanoa Sasraku are on display at MIMA until March; the winner is announced on 10 December.
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