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UK economy growth slows to 0.4 per cent in second quarter

Gross domestic product increased 0.4 per cent in the April-June period, after expanding 0.6 per cent in the first quarter, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

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UK announces £130m investment in zero-emission vehicle technology

Auto firms and research and development partners have been awarded nearly £50m in government funding through the DRIVE35 programme to develop and produce zero-emission vehicle technologies at scale.

Record 230 migrants cross Channel in single small boat

The number was higher than the previous record for a single boat, set last month when 165 people successfully crossed the busy shipping waterway.

Banksy artworks rack up almost £150,000 in public costs

A HM Courts and Tribunals Service spokesperson said: "The Royal Courts of Justice is a listed building and HMCTS are obliged to maintain its original character."

Burnham to begin UK tour with cost of living measures

No 10 said the measures would aim to “give people some room to breathe”, while Burnham will also focus on “improving high streets”.

Power outage causes second day of rail disruption in north-west England

National Rail said trains were running again but delays were expected until around noon as several trains and crew remained out of position after Thursday’s disruption.

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Treasury explores £9bn-a-year borrowing plan to boost investment

The proposals could provide more than £9 billion a year for investment by 2031 by using changes to the fiscal rules introduced by former chancellor Rachel Reeves.

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NHS staff report rise in racist abuse from patients, survey finds

The SoR said staff had been called "dirty foreigners" and "monkeys", describing the rise in racism as "noticeable", "unacceptable" and "a poor reflection" on society. It said the behaviour was "unconscionable".

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UK economy growth slows to 0.4 per cent in second quarter

Gross domestic product increased 0.4 per cent in the April-June period, after expanding 0.6 per cent in the first quarter, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

UK announces £130m investment in zero-emission vehicle technology

Auto firms and research and development partners have been awarded nearly £50m in government funding through the DRIVE35 programme to develop and produce zero-emission vehicle technologies at scale.

Record 230 migrants cross Channel in single small boat

The number was higher than the previous record for a single boat, set last month when 165 people successfully crossed the busy shipping waterway.

Banksy artworks rack up almost £150,000 in public costs

A HM Courts and Tribunals Service spokesperson said: "The Royal Courts of Justice is a listed building and HMCTS are obliged to maintain its original character."

Burnham to begin UK tour with cost of living measures

No 10 said the measures would aim to “give people some room to breathe”, while Burnham will also focus on “improving high streets”.

Power outage causes second day of rail disruption in north-west England

National Rail said trains were running again but delays were expected until around noon as several trains and crew remained out of position after Thursday’s disruption.

Treasury explores £9bn-a-year borrowing plan to boost investment

The proposals could provide more than £9 billion a year for investment by 2031 by using changes to the fiscal rules introduced by former chancellor Rachel Reeves.

NHS staff report rise in racist abuse from patients, survey finds

The SoR said staff had been called "dirty foreigners" and "monkeys", describing the rise in racism as "noticeable", "unacceptable" and "a poor reflection" on society. It said the behaviour was "unconscionable".

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Gross domestic product increased 0.4 per cent in the April-June period, after expanding 0.6 per cent in the first quarter, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

Auto firms and research and development partners have been awarded nearly £50m in government funding through the DRIVE35 programme to develop and produce zero-emission vehicle technologies at scale.

The number was higher than the previous record for a single boat, set last month when 165 people successfully crossed the busy shipping waterway.

A HM Courts and Tribunals Service spokesperson said: "The Royal Courts of Justice is a listed building and HMCTS are obliged to maintain its original character."

No 10 said the measures would aim to “give people some room to breathe”, while Burnham will also focus on “improving high streets”.

National Rail said trains were running again but delays were expected until around noon as several trains and crew remained out of position after Thursday’s disruption.

The proposals could provide more than £9 billion a year for investment by 2031 by using changes to the fiscal rules introduced by former chancellor Rachel Reeves.

The SoR said staff had been called "dirty foreigners" and "monkeys", describing the rise in racism as "noticeable", "unacceptable" and "a poor reflection" on society. It said the behaviour was "unconscionable".

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