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Ineos owner Jim Ratcliffe accuses UK regulator of being ‘hostile to business’
The businessman is the latest to criticise what some executives view as an increasingly aggressive stance by the CMA
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Why Labour might yet fall short of victory
Britain tends to only give the party a clear win when the country is feeling robust. It isn’t
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Drone attack on Moscow takes Ukraine war closer to Russian capital
Five drones shot down over suburbs, marking at least third such incident this year
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Average five-year fixed UK mortgage tops 6% as savings rates lag behind
Borrowing costs breach threshold for first time since last year’s disastrous mini-Budget
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European stocks edge higher on hopes of interest rate peak
S&P/ASX 200 rises after Australia holds key rate at 4.1%
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A spiralling cycle of violence in the West Bank
Western capitals should decry Netanyahu’s plans to expand Israeli settlements
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Israel launches largest military assault in West Bank in years
Attack using armed drones and ground troops is latest flare-up in year of spiralling violence
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Israel vows to press on with biggest West Bank raid in decades
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