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UK PM upbeat while on mission to smooth over relations with White House despite lingering differences over North Ireland
Paris should work with Washington to strengthen Europe’s role in security
Unions want party leader to focus on ‘bread and butter’ issues affecting public rather than internal matters
National Highways wins ruling against activists who have been blocking M25 motorway
Economic security is the core issue for voters and the absence of challengers on his flank allows the Tory leader to capitalise
With the UK’s cheapest deals 40% more expensive than a year ago, here’s how to limit the damage
Economists say official figures may overstate number of people still reliant on government wage subsidies
Wider obligations must apply to all companies, not just a select few
London shifts focus to USMCA as prospect of clinching a bilateral deal with Washington fades
Public accounts committee ‘increasingly alarmed’ by Covid cost pressures, slow progress at Euston and ‘lack of clarity’
More than 130,000 retirees in line for payouts amounting to thousands of pounds
The state-backed group plans an expansion of its start-up loan scheme as more UK companies join the programme
MPs concerned about dominance of big labels and effect of their deals with streaming services on musicians
UK pins hope on joining US-Mexico-Canada trade pact as prospect of clinching a bilateral deal with Washington fades
Move by prosecutors is latest development in case that sparked crisis between London and Moscow
A new chamber that gives local mayors a voice in Westminster is the best way to level up England
Opposition party leader wants to end one-member-one-vote and give MPs a bigger role in election process
Investors place £100bn of bids for 12-year government debt
Benefit cut and increases in food and energy bills are delivering a severe squeeze on incomes
Workers would be able to request variable hours from their first day in a job
Company says situation ‘spiralling out of control’ as producers suspend operations at peak times
Government is right to say failing small suppliers should not be bailed out
Overall borrowing is slightly down but higher than economists’ forecast
President resisted at first but was convinced reopening border would help US jab campaign
Sectoral levies distort capital allocation and politicise investments
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