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Rail strikes on start and end date of Tory conference not political – Aslef
Train drivers are striking on the start and end dates of the Conservative Party conference for industrial, not political, reasons, Aslef general secretary Mick Whelan has said.Members of the drivers’ union Aslef at 16 train operators in England are on strike on Saturday, and then again on Wednesday, coinciding with the start and end of …
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Sky News
German media giant Axel Springer roars into £600m Telegraph auction
The German media giant which publishes Die Welt, one of Europe’s leading newspapers, has joined the race to buy The Daily Telegraph and its Sunday sister title.Sky News can exclusively reveal that Axel Springer has registered its interest in acquiring the British broadsheets. Insiders said the company, which also owns the Business Insider and Politico …
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Business Live
People on the move: key North East appointments and promotions
Durham accountancy firm Mullen Stoker has appointed former apprentice Courtney Lynn as its new office co-ordinator. Ms Lynn, 21, has completed a Level 3 Business Administration apprenticeship since joining the company, prompting directors to reward her with a full time role of office co-ordinator, based at the head office at Mandale Business Park at Belmont. …
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UK housing market sees first annual price drop in over a decade
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Portugal puts national airline TAP up for sale
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US government shutdown: What to expect
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Energy bills to rise in early 2024, forecast says
Energy bills in the first three months of 2024 are projected to increase before dropping later in the year, according to a closely-watched forecast. Consumers can expect more costly bills from January as energy regulator Ofgem will bring its price cap up to £1,898 for an annual average household bill – an increase of £64, …
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Sky News
Economic growth, Philips and the NFL in Britain
On today’s episode, Ian King talks to Rupert Thompson, chief economist at Kingswood Group, about the UK economy. He also discusses Dutch company Philips’ move into healthcare tech. And Ian asks Chris Miller, global managing director of the ticket resale company Viagogo, if the NFL has finally cracked the UK.:: Listen and subscribe to The …
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Business Live
OLG welcomes new MD as growth returns to heavy engineering sector
A new managing director has been appointed at one of the Humber Bank’s leading engineering firms. Bill Warbey, who has served in an interim capacity since the departure of Brendan Conlan, has had the role made permanent, following “a dramatic turnaround in revenue and profits”. OLG, a £25 million operation, specialises in consultancy, design and …
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Sky News
Tory public service pledges and corrective measures after austerity pushed tax burden up
The Institute for Fiscal Studies’ analysis that the UK’s tax burden is the largest since the Second World War puts into historical context what has been clear since Boris Johnson became prime minister.Taxes have been rising sharply, either by stealth or declared policy, to keep up with election promises and demand for public services starved …
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Evening Standard
Billionaire Lawrence Stroll’s Yew Tree consortium hikes stake in Aston Martin
Luxury car maker Aston Martin has revealed that billionaire backer Lawrence Stroll’s consortium has increased its stake in the business.Shares in the Warwickshire-based car firm lifted higher as a result in early trading on Friday.Mr Stroll’s Yew Tree Consortium agreed a deal to purchase 26 million more ordinary shares, Aston Martin told shareholders.It means Yew …
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Euro News
Eurozone inflation falls to lowest level since October 2021

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