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Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, for the last time before the Whitsun recess.
Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, for the last time before the Whitsun recess.
The temporary changes will see 700 fewer services across the country every day from Monday of next week.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on food security, civil service jobs and child safeguarding, among other matters.
The PM pledges to look at "all the measures" needed to help people struggling after inflation hits a 40-year high.
Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, just days after the council elections.
But Boris Johnson says the government can't spend its way out of economic problems and needs to focus on the long term.
Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, for the last time before the Whitsun recess.
The temporary changes will see 700 fewer services across the country every day from Monday of next week.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on food security, civil service jobs and child safeguarding, among other matters.
The PM pledges to look at "all the measures" needed to help people struggling after inflation hits a 40-year high.
Mark Drakeford faces questions from MSs, just days after the council elections.
But Boris Johnson says the government can't spend its way out of economic problems and needs to focus on the long term.
The temporary changes will see 700 fewer services across the country every day from Monday of next week.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on food security, civil service jobs and child safeguarding, among other matters.
The PM pledges to look at "all the measures" needed to help people struggling after inflation hits a 40-year high.
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By John Campbell
BBC News NI Economics & Business Editor
By Catrin Haf Jones
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