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As budget nears, faith in government 'on a knife edge' - even in Preston, a Labour stronghold
The dramatic iron canopy over Preston Market has been sheltering shoppers for nearly 150 years.
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Budget 2024: What's likely to be in it – and what isn't?
Briefings and speculation are rife over what will be included in the chancellor's budget on Wednesday, particularly the scale of tax rises.
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Labour Party suspends MP Mike Amesbury after video showed him punching man in street
Mike Amesbury has been suspended by the Labour Party after CCTV footage showed him punching a man in the street.
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Sir Chris Hoy says 'selfless' wife, Sarra, kept MS diagnosis a secret during his cancer treatment
Sir Chris Hoy has said his "selfless" wife, Sarra, kept her multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis a secret as they dealt with his prostate cancer treatment.
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Bedfordshire safari park welcomes one of Earth's most endangered animals in 'major conservation success'
A safari park in Bedfordshire has welcomed a bongo calf, one of the most critically endangered animals on the planet, in what it says is a "major success" for global conservation efforts.
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Budget will embrace 'harsh light of fiscal reality', Sir Keir Starmer to say
The Labour government's first budget will embrace the "harsh light of fiscal reality" but "better days are ahead", Sir Keir Starmer will say in a speech today.
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Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden rushed to hospital after show
Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden was rushed to hospital after last night's main show - but has said she is feeling "much better".
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Jamie Oliver warns followers to be alert to 'lorryloads of very posh cheese' being sold by 'wrong'uns'
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has asked his followers to be alert for "lorryloads of very posh cheese" being sold on "for cheap" after a retailer had more than 22 tonnes of product stolen by scammers.
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Brits divided as Commonwealth calls for reparations grow
"As a British taxpayer, would you be happy to contribute towards slave trade reparation?" I ask, on a quiet Sunday morning at Brixton market in south London.
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People will not face higher taxes on their payslips after budget, education secretary says
People will not face higher taxes on their payslips after the budget, a cabinet minister said, as she refused to be drawn on what measures could be in the £40bn revenue raiser.
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