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CBI head Tony Danker sacked after misconduct claims
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UK consumer spending rises but still lags behind inflation
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The algorithms of justice involve unpalatable trade-offs
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Crises have left us stuck in a ‘doom loop’ of insuring risky behaviour
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‘The hand of China reaches here’: how Beijing pushes Uyghurs to spy on each other overseas
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Poorest countries find finances under pressure from higher rates
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