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Some academic schools would be merged under the plans and staffing levels cut in areas including medicine, the business school and Welsh.

And I don’t think it’s so much about marriage, but the fact that the two of them have now merged their lives together at the end of last season.

Those organisations could be prevented from bidding for public contracts, while two existing bodies will be merged to form a single building safety regulator as part of the changes.

The budget will have to be merged with a separate budget which is under consideration by the US Senate, in a process called reconciliation.

It would mean county, district, borough and city councils were merged into several single unitary authorities overseen by the directly elected mayor.