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Bank set to sit tight on rates despite record rise in inflation
It is also likely to want to hold off from any action that could destabilise the economic recovery as growth starts to ease,
Laura Hartley
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Covid could be more like common cold by next spring, says expert
The expert said there may need to be the reintroduction of some degree of social distancing or other measures
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The energy companies who have gone bust and who they've been taken over by
All the major energy suppliers have now confirmed massive price hikes to their standard variable tariffs from 1 October
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Huge cavity in space sheds new light on how stars form
The discovery was made by astronomers analysing 3D maps of the shapes and sizes of nearby molecular clouds
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Calls for ministers to overhaul current council funding system
A report has recommended that local authorities should be handed five-year devolved infrastructure budgets
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Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has told the BBC it could be “a very difficult winter”
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No date for ending of PCR tests for fully vaccinated travellers
Mr Shapps also expressed hope that the rollout of vaccines in the UK and overseas means the Government has “moved away from the bad old days”
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Millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money to subsidise CO2 production
A deal brokered by Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng will see the UK Government provide “limited financial support”
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Police appeal over four children missing with father and grandmother
They were last seen on September 16
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M25 Insulate Britain protesters could be jailed after injunction secured
Home Secretary Priti Patel said the “important injunction” would mean “people can get moving again” on the M25
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"Christmas is safe" says MP as food industry faces shortages
Spiralling energy costs have led to the suspension of operations at fertiliser plants which produce CO2 as a by-product
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More than £1 billion-worth of state pensions underpaid
An estimated £339 million will go to pensioners who should have benefited from their spouse’s or civil partner’s national insurance (NI) record