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The bank's chief economist says its focus is getting prices down and making life affordable again.

Allegations emerge that two police officers manipulated the body and shared photos and video online.

Simon Hart was among the cabinet ministers who had earlier urged Boris Johnson to resign.

Investors flock to the safe haven dollar over concerns about the outlook for UK economic growth.

Electricity, heating, staffing and ingredient costs are some of the pressures increasing for firms.

Sarah Sutton faces not getting any sick pay due to ongoing health issues keeping her off work.

Rescue team members descend on ropes into a mine to haul the trapped sheep back to safety

Phone footage shows the performer missing a safety net during a "human cannonball" stunt.

All eyes are on whether the new chancellor adopts a different approach to economic management.

Archaeologists focus on areas of a cave that have been undisturbed for more than 10,000 years.

The prime minister tells Scotland's first minister now is not the time to hold an independence referendum.

Alister Jack gives his "full support" to Boris Johnson, but Scottish MP David Duguid quits his role.

There had been criticism of the transport options for those based in Londonderry going to the event.

The Unite union claims that the pay offer to staff represents "a significant real terms pay cut".

The UK Supreme Court says a Saudi diplomat accused of exploiting a Filipina worker is not protected.

The UK and US security service heads make an unprecedented joint appearance to warn about China.

The Department for Agriculture introduces an enhanced verification process following an investigation.

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