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People have been saving more, thanks to pay growth and cooling inflation, but they will need to feel the benefits | Richard Partington
Not everything has gone smoothly for Keir Starmer. At the end of Labour’s first calendar year in power since Gordon Brown was in Downing Street a decade and a half ago, the prime minister is on the back foot after a run of disappointing economic updates.
With a backlash over …
South Korea plane crash tests political unity amid leadership crisis
Welcome to the femosphere, the latest dark, toxic corner of the internet… for women
The manosphere, the misogynist internet world populated by influencers such as Andrew Tate, is widely recognised as a toxic space where young men are at risk of radicalisation. Now, say researchers, women and girls are being sucked into potentially dangerous online spaces of their own: the femosphere.
It is a …
‘Authoritarian and heavy-handed’: call for investigation into vetting of experts by UK civil servants
The information watchdog has been asked to investigate “authoritarian” government vetting that caused speakers to be banned from official events for criticising ministers.
Two experts, who discovered that civil servants had combed through years of social media posts to judge them “unsuitable” to address conferences, believe the practice was covert …
Reform woos voters before potential byelection test in Labour stronghold
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is planning to use a potential byelection to test its strength in Labour strongholds as it seeks to deploy its growing membership in local elections.
The party has been attempting to keep up its momentum after securing five MPs and more than 4m votes at the …
Murdoch, Musk, water firms … Here are the ‘winners’ in another torrid year for business
The end of the year is a time for pausing, reflection and exhaustion. But before throwing ourselves into 2025, it’s worth sifting through the remnants of 2024 to see who in the business world has done something worth remembering.
So, once more with gusto, the
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Agenda page brings …South Korean plane crash: what we know so far
A Jeju Air flight from Bangkok carrying 181 passengers and crew has crashed while attempting a landing at Muan international airport
in south-western South Korea on Sunday morning.All but two of the people onboard Flight 7C2216 are presumed dead
, according to local fire authorities. Two people …
Defiant and unwavering: Georgia’s president Salome Zourabichvili is focus for hope
In Georgia’s turbulent political standoff, President Salome Zourabichvili has emerged as a defiant figure.
Zourabichvili’s role in Georgia is ceremonial, but far from fading into irrelevance in the twilight of her presidency, she has become a rallying figure for those opposed to the erosion of democracy and the abandonment of …
Ukraine war briefing: Russia must give clearer explanation of Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash, Zelenskyy says
Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has called on Russia to provide a clearer explanation of the Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash as he expressed condolences to his Azeri counterpart.
“The key priority now is a thorough investigation to provide answers to all questions about what really happened. Russia must provide …
Third murder arrest after man hit by car in Blackburn on Christmas Day
Police have arrested a third person suspected of murder after a man was fatally hit by a car outside a pub on Christmas Day.
Officers were called to reports of an incident at the Gate Street Bar and Grill in Blackburn, just before 4.50pm, after an argument in the venue.
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