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There's a BBC4 documentary about plain packaging tonight, but other than that there's nothing on the box.
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This is the Bank of England’s answer to ministers’ claims that the war in Ukraine or global interest rate rises are the key to the UK’s economic crisis :
“The five largest daily moves in the 30 year inflation-linked gilt have all been since the (mini-Budget on) 23 September.”
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"Who was the shortest serving post-war chancellor, not to die in office"
BZZZZTTT
"Kwarteng, Cambridge"
"Correct"
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My thoughts on UK #minibudget2022 in @thetimes. 3 main thoughts. First, every fiscal event attracts partisan comment - the advantage of financial markets’ reaction is it is dispassionate. There were uncomfortable signs of investors losing faith in recent U.K. economic governance
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Dear @marksteynonline. I’m sorry that you haven’t replied to me. I’d be keen to hear from you, your producer @danielhardaker4, or the official @GBNews account.
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The stories of the Kindertransport children must be kept alive.
The Harwich Kindertransport Memorial serves as a sober reminder that we need to remain vigilant against antisemitism, prejudice and tyranny in whatever form we encounter them – today, tomorrow and in the years ahead.
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Welcome to the UK
Border Force just detained my 17-yr old daughter at the Gard du Nord because she was travelling on her German passport (she's a dual national)
I am furious
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A number of reports have appeared in the Mail & subsequent publications about the Privileges Committee, its investigation into the Prime Minister & comments I & others have made
I stepped down from the Committee last month. It is regrettable that no journalist spoke to me first – at South East, England
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Is anyone concerned the middle four points of Liz Truss's plan for growth are just different ways of saying the same thing, the sixth point implies the first five won't work, and the whole thing is based on the now decade old claim unspecified regulations are strangling business?
