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US inflation ticks higher but tariff impact remains muted
Higher prices for some items were offset by declines in other areas, such as petrol, airfares and clothing.
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US inflation ticks higher but tariff impact remains muted
Higher prices for some items were offset by declines in other areas, such as petrol, airfares and clothing.
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WhatsApp tells BBC it backs Apple in legal row with UK over user data
The messaging app says the UK government's demands over data access could set a "dangerous precedent."
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Trump claims rare earths deal ‘done’ with China
The world's two biggest economies have agreed in principle a framework for de-escalating trade tensions.
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Group given £1.5m to redistribute surplus food
Grants of more than £13m will go to 12 UK food charities to feed people in need.
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Seven ways the Spending Review will affect you
Spending limits for government departments are being outlined by the chancellor. This is how it affects you.
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Seven ways the Spending Review will affect you
Spending limits for government departments are being outlined by the chancellor. This is how it affects you.
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Elon Musk says he regrets some posts about Donald Trump
The billionaire says his posts went "too far" after attacking the US president's planned tax and spending bill.
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Heathrow expansion ‘essential’ after busiest May
More than 7.2 million passengers travelled through the airport's four terminals last month.
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Heathrow expansion ‘essential’ after busiest May
More than 7.2 million passengers travelled through the airport's four terminals last month.
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