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UK growth stalling, latest GDP figures show

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is urging calm over the impact of a Trump presidency, telling this programme we shouldn’t “jump the gun” and assume he will impose tariffs on the UK.

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Author: @heliaebrahimi

No. 10 apologises for serving meat and alcohol at Diwali party

UK News: Downing Street has issued an apology for serving meat and alcohol at a Diwali reception held two weeks ago. The event, intended to celebrate the contr

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Author: NAOMI CANTON

Five found guilty of murdering teenagers in Bristol mistaken identity attack

The attack on Mason Rist and Max Dixon lasted just 33 seconds. A tragic case of mistaken identity amid a long-running rivalry between two Bristol neighbourhoods.

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Author: By Harry Fawcett

Global stocks weaken amid ‘lacklustre’ UK economic growth data

London’s FTSE 100 struggled to maintain gains from earlier in the day and closed 7.58 points lower, or 0.09%, at 8,063.61.

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Author: Anna Wise

Final moments of two murdered best friends on their way to get pizza

Max and Mason suffered ‘unsurvivable’ stab wounds and died in hospital, while the murderers drove off in their car before burning their clothing in an attempt to cover their tracks.

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Author: Arthur Parashar

Did Andrew Bailey’s Brexit comments overstep the mark?

Andrew Bailey is a walking market mover. Every time the Governor of the Bank of England opens his mouth, he knows it could impact the cost of UK government borrowing, or the price of sterling, or any number of things. Consequently, his public statements are rarely made off the cuff.

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Author: Jack Kessler

Three Met officers who accessed Sarah Everard files guilty of gross misconduct

Myles McHugh, Hannah Rebbeck and Mark Harper accessed data with ‘no proper policing purpose’, tribunal heard

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

Three Met officers guilty of gross misconduct in Sarah Everard case

Three Met police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct for accessing police files relating to the murder of Sarah Everard with ‘no proper policing purpose’, a tribunal has found.

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Author: Lettice Bromovsky