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UK economy grew slightly in August ahead of key Budget
Posted onNick Edserbusiness reporter Getty Images The UK economy grew slightly in August, official figures show, as focus intensifies on what measures the government might unveil in next month’s Budget. An increase in manufacturing output helped the economy expand by 0.1%, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, but the figure for July was revised down…
Gatwick Airports drop-off fee rises to £10, UKs highest charge
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Positive Community Action celebrates 8,000 meals in Wiltshire
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What is Seedance? The Chinese AI app sending Hollywood into a panic
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Pinterest boss says he thinks about Molly Russell every day
Posted onThe boss of Pinterest has told the BBC the death of Molly Russell is a daily reminder of the urgent need to make social media safer for young people. The app – which functions like a digital notice board – hit the headlines when the 14-year-old, from Harrow, in northwest London, took her own life…
