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UK regulator finds no evidence of politicians being ‘debanked’ over views
Financial Conduct Authority preparing to release report commissioned after Nigel Farage row
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UK offers wrongfully convicted Post Office workers £600,000 each
Move comes as officials seek to draw partial line under long-running Horizon IT scandal
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Birmingham council goes bust while the city around it booms
Demise intensifies the debate over wider national crisis in local government finance
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UK to appoint commissioners to run Birmingham city council
Michael Gove set to announce technical consultation period after local authority declared itself in effect
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‘There is no work to balance’: how shrinking budgets, Covid and AI shook up life in consulting
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Germany leads EU condemnation of Ukraine trade curbs
Berlin accuses Poland, Hungary and Slovakia of ‘part-time solidarity’ with Kyiv over grain import bans
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UK car industry calls for tax incentives to help switch to EVs
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Private capital sector too complacent about risks, says global regulatory body
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