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David Cameron is set to announce that the minimum wage will rise to £ 6.70 (£ 6.70) David Cameron is set to announce that the minimum wage will rise to £ 6.70 (£ 6.70) David Cameron is set to announce that the minimum wage will rise to £ 6.70 (£ 6.70) <unk> <unk> <unk> <unk> The largest increase on record. (The rate for apprentices will go up by a fifth) The largest increase on record. (The rate for apprentices will go up by a fifth) The largest increase on record. Minimum wage for 16 to 17-year-olds will go up by 2% to £ 3.87 per hour.<unk> Minimum wage for 16 to 17-year-olds will go up by 2% to £ 3.87 per hour.<unk>