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Regulatory easement in respect of off-sales of alcohol to lapse on 30 September 2022: Home Office
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Regulatory structure for legal services "will struggle to meet demands placed on it": independent report
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Reignite devolution process in England through Queen’s Speech, councils tell Government
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Reintroduction of imperial measurements may increase burden on enforcement, trading standards body warns
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Relief for councils as NHS trusts lose High Court bid to claim £1.5bn charities reduction on business rates
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Religious fostering service given permission on one ground to appeal rejection of judicial review challenge over Ofsted report
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Renters Reform Bill passes third reading in Commons despite delay to abolition of no fault evictions
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