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UK businesses cutting staff at fastest rate since 2021 after budget
UK businesses are cutting staff numbers at the fastest rate since the global financial crisis, according to a closely watched business survey blaming the
government’s tax-raising budget
.The latest snapshot from the purchasing managers’ index (PMI) survey, which is monitored by the Treasury and the Bank of …
From UFOs to drones, the US fascination with – and fear of – ‘anomalous detections’
‘The military has been inserted into the economy’: how the army became ubiquitous in Mexican life
That …
US seeks stronger UN powers to intercept Red Sea shipments to Yemen’s Houthis
The US is seeking global support to give the UN clearer powers to interdict ships in the Red Sea heading for Houthi-controlled Yemen ports, as part of a concerted bid to weaken the Iranian-backed group, according to the US special envoy.
It is also considering redesignating the Houthis as a …
Woman who threw milkshake over Nigel Farage given suspended sentence
A woman who admitted to assault by beating after throwing a milkshake over Nigel Farage outside a Wetherspoon’s has been sentenced to 13 weeks in prison, suspended for 12 months.
Victoria Thomas-Bowen, 25, hurled a cup containing the drink at the politician outside a pub in Clacton-on-Sea during the general …
Canada’s Liberals brace for possible trouncing in British Columbia byelection
Canada’s governing Liberal party will learn just how unpopular it is – or if a unprecedented political turnaround is possible – as voters near Vancouver head to the polls in a byelection rife with plot twists and backstabbing.
The electoral district of Cloverdale–Langley City in British Columbia is up for …
Woman killed in north-west London triple shooting named
A woman who was shot dead in a triple shooting on Saturday in north-west London has been named as Michelle Sadio, as police continue a murder investigation.
in Gifford Road, Harlesden. The Metropolitan police said her family were being supported by …Alleged Chinese spy who befriended Prince Andrew is ‘tip of iceberg’, warns senior MP
An alleged Chinese spy who forged a close relationship with Prince Andrew is just “the tip of the iceberg” of Beijing’s attempts to infiltrate the UK, a leading China-sceptic MP has warned.
Iain Duncan Smith, the former Conservative leader, who is seeking an urgent Commons question on Monday to quiz …
South Korean court begins review of president’s impeachment over martial law
South Korea’s constitutional court has begun reviewing the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol over his
attempt to impose martial law on 3 December
, a process that will decide if he is removed from office.The court will hold the first public hearing on 27 December, the …
Tories spent only a quarter of money allocated to levelling up
The Conservatives spent only a quarter of the money they allocated to levelling up, according to freedom of information requests that underline how Michael Gove’s flagship regional spending scheme failed to live up to expectations.
The previous government allocated £10.6bn to the three main schemes under the levelling up programme, …