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Experts said bond markets have baulked at the speculation as it leaves the Chancellor scrambling to fill a gaping black hole in the nation’s finances.
Radio 2’s Teatime Show presenter will complete her marathon effort in Pudsey, Leeds, on Friday night.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy would not be drawn into speculation that Ms Reeves has abandoned plans for the manifesto-breaking tax hike.
Three friends have made it over the finish line as they cycled a stretch of their journey in Chile which was impassable in 1985.
Chao Xu, 33, of Greenwich, pleaded guilty to 24 sexual offences over the course of three years including rape, sexual assault and upskirting.
Charles and Camilla will attend events in Wales on Friday.
The Met Office says a large swathe of central and southern England and Wales will be soaked on Friday into Saturday.
The Bill was narrowly approved by MPs in the House of Commons earlier this year, and received an unopposed second reading in the Lords in September.
Mr Trump’s lawyers threatened to sue the BBC for one billion dollars.
The British billionaire was fined five million US dollars (£3.8 million) after he pleaded guilty last year to insider trading.
The Home Secretary is expected to set out plans to deter migrants from coming to the UK.
The episode, Trump: A Second Chance?, has been taken down and a retraction published.
Sir Keir Starmer has faced calls to sack his top adviser, Morgan McSweeney.
BBC Newsnight reportedly played a similar edit of the US president’s speech in June 2022.
The Church has been called upon to provide more clarity around ‘serious failings’ in safeguarding.
Sami Hamdi, who is Muslim and lives in London, landed at Heathrow Airport on Thursday afternoon following his detention by Ice.
The court heard that gardai believe an attack was planned on Ireland’s first mosque on behalf of a right-wing extremist group.
The Prince of Wales helped set up a consortium of businesses after reading a news story about Mousehole AFC’s struggles.
The legislation would create a mechanism for MSPs to lose their seats if they behave unacceptably.
Mr Bayoh’s family said that John Swinney had told them the public inquiry into his death was of ‘paramount importance’.
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