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Gordon Brown steps in to try to save Britain’s biggest food bank
The former prime minister wants to get the rich to donate their £150 Council Tax rebates to help those suffering.
Kuenssberg intervenes to refute Truss’s “bizarre” remark regarding interest rates.
The prime minister was corrected by Laura Kuenssberg following a contentious discussion over the rising cost of government borrowing.
LOOK: Protester pours ‘human feces’ over Captain Tom memorial
An act of 'disgusting vandalism' carried out by an eco-protester in Derbyshire has sparked fury, after she defaced a Captain Tom tribute.
Tens of thousands join in solidarity with striking rail workers outside Kings Cross
Mick Lynch has apologised for the disruption the strikes have caused, but said "the government has brought this dispute on".
Former chancellor Ken Clarke issues a grave warning, calling the Tories’ tax cuts a “major error”
Former chancellor Ken Clarke savages Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget as Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey steps in to help stem the financial crisis.
Covid-19 infections up 14% with winter on the way
The number of people in hospital with the virus is also continuing to rise.
Mini-budget could ‘spell the end of the NHS’
"The only way you can really deal with this is with a very fundamental rethinking of the boundaries of the state."
JD Wetherspoon puts 32 pubs on the market
The pub group recently posted a warning over annual losses due to hiked wages and slow sales recovery.
Outgoing Eurostar boss says Brexit has led to reduced capacity, fewer trains and higher prices
Jacques Damas claimed long daily queues at London St Pancras are only being avoided by the company limiting capacity.