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Elsewhere, the Chancellor last night told business leaders the government would make an extra effort to boost the UK's economic productivity, seen as one of the major problems in securing the economic recovery.

And just in case you missed it yesterday shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt, above, became the latest Labour hopeful to drop out of the party's leadership contest after he failed to secure the 35 nominations necessary to take him forward. He's thrown his support behind LIz Kendall. It means the race to become the next Labour Party leader is currently between four candidates  - the three others being shadow health secretary Andy Burnham, shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper, and shadow international development secretary Mary Creagh. 

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Morning folks. We've another busy day coming up today with prime minister David Cameron making a big announcement on how the government plans to tackle the continuing problem of immigration . Mr Cameron will announce tougher measures including the inclusion of a criminal offence of illegal working. The measures will form part of the government's legislative programme in the Queen's Speech. They also come as official figures are expected to show net migration to the UK rising to nearly 300,000.