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Chancellor Rachel Reeves expected to announce further welfare cuts in spring statement
Rachel Reeves will unveil further welfare cuts in her spring statement after being told the reforms announced last week will save less than planned, Sky News understands.
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Inflation eases to 2.8% in February - but big leap lurks
The rate of inflation eased back by more than expected in February, according to official figures released ahead of a predicted leap in the pace of price growth.
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Spring statement: Rachel Reeves to bring back 'securonomics' but in a markedly different guise
Remember "securonomics"? It was the buzzword Rachel Reeves gave to her economic philosophy back before the election.
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Lakeland becomes latest bid target for deal-hungry retail investor Modella
Lakeland, the family-owned homewares retailer, has become the latest takeover target for an investment vehicle which has rapidly become one of the industry's most acquisitive investors.
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Tesla sales slump 40% across Europe as Elon Musk backlash grows
Tesla sales across Europe plunged 40% last month, raising further questions over the extent drivers are being put off by its chief executive Elon Musk's politics.
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Shell's new strategy is good news for your savings
You can be sure of Shell, as it was put in the old advertising slogan, the veracity of which was borne out today.
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Lower Thames Crossing plan for Kent and Essex approved - 16 years after work on road scheme started
Britain's biggest road scheme has been given the green light by the government - 16 years after work on the £9bn crossing began.
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Coca-Cola in talks to return to top tier of Premier League sponsors
The Coca-Cola Company is in talks to return to the top tier of the Premier League's commercial partners after a three-year hiatus.
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Trump's metal tariffs are already buckling the UK economy: Ed Conway explains
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Police no longer treating fire that shut Heathrow Airport as 'potentially criminal matter'
The Metropolitan Police says it is no longer treating a fire, that led to the closure of Heathrow Airport last week, as a potentially criminal matter.