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Rents rise at 6.6% a year but pace is slowing
The rate of increase is the slowest for 30 months, but competition among potential tenants is still fierce.
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Will the UK and US cut interest rates like Europe?
The move marks the beginning of a new phase for the global fight against inflation.
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Will the UK and US cut interest rates like Europe?
The move marks the beginning of a new phase for the global fight against inflation.
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Tories vow to let high earners keep more in child benefits
The party says it would increase the salary threshold at which a household starts to lose its child benefits.
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Tories vow to let high earners keep more in child benefits
The party says it would increase the salary threshold at which a household starts to lose its child benefits.
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British tech tycoon cleared in US fraud trial
Former Autonomy boss Mike Lynch was accused of fraud related to the $11bn sale of his firm to HP.
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PM defends £2,000 tax claim after widespread criticism
Rishi Sunak responds for the first time since Labour accused him of lying and a watchdog criticised the claim.
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Eurozone cuts interest rate for first time in 5 years
The eurozone is the second major economy to cut its main lending rate this week after Canada.
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Government weighed up sacking Paula Vennells in 2014
Officials were concerned the ex-Post Office boss was unable to work with people who challenged her.
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Plans to use Facebook and Instagram posts to train AI criticised
Public posts, images and image captions will also be used to develop parent company Meta's AI tools.
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