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    ‘I’m tired of getting kicked in the teeth’: firefighting union leader seeks to shake up Congress

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    Tate & Lyle agrees £2.7bn takeover by US rival in new blow to London market

  • A close-up of a bailiffs warning letter with bold red text about unpaid amounts

    Push to regulate bailiffs in England and Wales too slow, warns supervisory body

  • A large four-engine aircraft flies across a blue sky, leaving four white contrails behind it

    Airline industry chiefs say 2050 net zero goal now unlikely

  • Extra £174m earmarked for ‘spiralling’ bill for Lower Thames Crossing

  • Top chefs back Andy Burnham for prime minister to cut VAT on hospitality

  • Aviva detects record £230m in bogus insurance claims as use of AI rises

  • UK companies opting to hire temporary workers over permanent staff, recruitment firms say

  • Ruth Artmonsky at home in Covent Garden, London, in 2016.

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    Ruth Artmonsky obituary

  • A fuel tanker truck labeled 'Skytanking' is parked next to a Eurowings aircraft at Düsseldorf Airport

    Air fare rises ‘inevitable’ as airlines face extra $100bn jet fuel bill this year

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    double quotation markCredit cards aren’t evil – if you know how to use them the right way

    Gene Marks
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    double quotation markRachel Reeves may be unpopular, but she is quietly rebalancing UK plc

    Heather Stewart

  • Billions spent and hypothetical returns: the AI boom explained with six charts

  • BA boss warns costly aviation taxes and rail tickets are stunting UK growth

  • Tax-break trees: how woodland became a store of wealth for the rich

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    ‘Poisoned’ AI: the ChatGPT shopping scams that lead to fake websites

  • Car industry pressing EU for further delay to Brexit EV tariffs

  • A woman in the lithographing area at the Portmeirion factory in Stoke-on-Trent.

    UK’s fragile heirloom: ceramics sector calls for more help to save ‘vital industry’

    Brands such as Portmeirion in Stoke welcome £120m package but seek further support to avert fresh closures
  • A Falcon 9 SpaceX heavy rocket lifts off from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral

    SpaceX IPO: how can I buy shares, and what are the risks?

    Elon Musk firm plans the biggest stock market launch in history – but experts have flagged potential downsides
  • Bad Weather To Blame For Fresh Veg ShortageCARDIFF, WALES - FEBRUARY 25: Empty shelves in a supermarket on February 25, 2023 in Cardiff, Wales. Aldi, Asda, Morrisons and Tesco have placed limits on the number of tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers customers can purchase due to shortages. The UK government has said this is due to extreme weather in Spain and north Africa which has affected harvests. (Photo by Matthew Horwood/Getty Images)

    ‘Immediate national priority’: ministers accused of complacency over UK food supply

    Cold storage and logistics body warns food supplies at risk from fuel shortages, cyber attacks and extreme weather
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