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Price controls on basic goods are to be scrapped from Sunday.

Meanwhile maintenance grants, given to students who could prove they need support, are to be scrapped from September.

One, tabled by the Green MP Caroline Lucas, says tuition fees should be scrapped from next year.

Maths A-level has seen a major resurgence under the two-part A-level, which will be scrapped from 2017.

Knights and dames are "not appropriate" in a modern Australian honours system and will be scrapped from the Order of Australia, the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has announced.

That hasn't happened and the excess payments will be scrapped from next April (as envisaged by Labour).This clampdown has caused little fuss, but two other coalition reforms that will together save a bit less have ignited a rumpus.

However, that is being scrapped from August 2014, after which firms will only be obliged to pay the national minimum wage of £11,265 a year.

The timing is curious: since the MCA is being scrapped from April 2000, there will be a year in which many parents, not just rich ones, will be less well off.Equally questionable is how CTC will operate.

That means applying for a tuition fee loan from the government and looking into non-repayable maintenance grants (which are being scrapped from September 2016) and maintenance loans, if you're eligible, as these help to cover uni living costs.

Each sample was scrapped from its iron substrate.

The coating was scrapped from Ti specimen's surface and investigated for its chemical structure using FT-IR spectroscopy.