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The Prime Minister made the removal of in-work benefits the centrepiece of his renegotiation with Brussels, alongside proposals to protect non-eurozone countries, improve "competitiveness" and protect countries outside the EU.

Government plans for top-slicing – or contestable funding – in areas such as children's television will be published this week alongside proposals for a radical overhaul in how the BBC is governed and audited.

Chris Huhne, the climate change and energy secretary, will set out the renewable energy overhaul alongside proposals for other far-reaching reforms of the electricity market, to be announced to parliament on Tuesday.

In a series of interviews, Cameron repeated his pledge to lower the welfare cap from £26,000 to £23,000 per family alongside proposals to stop housing benefit for school-leavers.

SWISS voters will roll out the apparatus of direct democracy today and consider, alongside proposals on fuel taxes and voting procedures, whether to limit the resident foreign population to 18percentt.

The estimate, published alongside proposals for a changed regulatory regime to help fund the upgrades, is equivalent to a 75 per cent increase in investment levels and is expected to add about £6 per year to household gas and electricity bills.

This is alongside already announced proposals for banning orders, extremism disruption orders and closure orders to be used against premises that are used to support extremism.

The progress report will be published next week alongside legislative proposals to review other parts of the state help for the elderly, including extra rights for carers and families.

Alongside the proposals, Mr Hunt has ordered an audit of the true cost of use of the NHS by foreign nationals.

As Holly Dustin from the End Violence Against Women coalition (Evaw) argued here recently, the strategy is long overdue and should therefore be welcomed – alongside similar proposals from the Conservatives.

"We have already introduced an annual limit to the number of economic visas from outside the UK alongside new proposals to reform other routes of entry including student, marriage and settlement visas which have in the past been subject to widespread abuse".