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It also wants the Supreme Court to make a quick decision on whether it will reconsider the Court of Appeal's ruling.

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The Ministry of Justice said: "After thorough consideration, we have unfortunately found no legal basis for the Lord Chancellor to ask the independent Parole Board to reconsider its decision to release Jeffrey Gafoor."

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According to the letter, the cost increases will cause businesses to reconsider investment plans, jobs to be "drastically" cut and hours to be reduced for workers.

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But Ms Campbell believes it is not the right time and hopes the UK government will reconsider the decision.

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There had been speculation that planned reforms were being reconsidered, amid fears they would raise less money than expected.

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