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Currently, each of the 215 NHS trusts in England is required to ensure any new piece of equipment or technology — such as a new material for dressing wounds, or rapid flu-testing kits — is rigorously ...
To be named Erebor, the bank would be backed by high-profile tech investors including Joe Lonsdale, the founder of venture ...
Also in today’s newsletter, Standard Chartered hit with $2.7bn lawsuit over 1MDB scandal and Trump’s tax bill passes the ...
Donald Trump has threatened to increase levies on Japan and cast doubt that the US would reach a deal with its Asian ally, as ...
Donald Trump’s landmark tax and spending legislation moved a step closer to becoming law on Tuesday after the US Senate ended ...
Sir Keir Starmer’s government has gutted its welfare reform legislation hours before a crunch vote, in a U-turn that means ...
Plans to cut £5bn from Britain’s spiralling benefits bill lie in tatters after a week-long Labour rebellion, culminating in a last-minute climbdown by Starmer which ripped the heart out of what was ...
This could be an opportunity for Europe to finally compete with the US as a safe haven and reserve currency. But Europe is still financially fragmented. Today on the show, Katie Martin and Rob ...
Committee probes UK Statistics Authority’s role in overseeing Sir Ian Diamond, who resigned as national statistician in May ...
Germany has increased checks on tankers in the Baltic Sea as it seeks to deter Russia’s shadow fleet of ageing vessels from circumventing western oil sanctions.
The government’s £2.5bn welfare U-turn, intended to avert a massive backbench rebellion, followed Reeves’ grudging decision to rewrite her plan to cut winter fuel payment to pensioners, costing her an ...
Rules aimed at tightening regime will at first make provision for temporary shortages in non-graduate occupations ...
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