22 minutes ago Elizabeth line boss apologises to commuters as computer error causes second day of chaos

Commuters have been hit by two days of major disruption on the Elizabeth line

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22 minutes ago EastEnders icon says 40th anniversary 'will be like no other' as soap 'first' confirmed

EXCLUSIVE: EastEnders star Jacqueline Jossa has opened up about the soap's 40th anniversary, which will see the show go live for a full episode for the first time

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30 minutes ago New plans for City's tallest skyscraper create 'environment of surveillance'

Britain’s biggest private pension fund objected to a seven-metre-high screen at the base of the planned tower

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30 minutes ago Lotto warns to check your EuroMillions numbers again after wrong ones sent out

One lucky UK ticket-holder has won £177 million in the EuroMillions draw, making them the third biggest National Lottery winner of all time - but the wrong winning numbers were accidentally sent out

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37 minutes ago Government launches tough new restraining order system for domestic abusers

The family courts will be able to force abusers to wear tags for the first time

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41 minutes ago Conor McGregor's fiancée Dee Devlin launches furious online rant at his rape accuser and insists she 'believes' MMA star after he lost civil case

McGregor lost the civil case as jurors at the High Court in Dublin found him liable of raping Nikita Hand, 35, in a Dublin hotel on December 9, 2018.

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44 minutes ago Locals' shock over decision to close Luton's Vauxhall factory after 120 years

Stellantis, which also controls the Fiat, Peugeot and Citroen brands, has blamed government EV sales targets for the decision to shutter the factory, which first opened in 1905.

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45 minutes ago Aston Martin taps shareholders for cash after latest profit hit; Trump’s trade tariffs ‘threaten economic growth’ – business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsTrump’s tariff threat sets stage for bitter global trade warTrump’s tariffs will lead to higher prices in the shops, and weaker currencies for Canada, China and Mexico, explains Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank.Schmieding saysTaken at face value, such tariffs could raise the level of US consumer prices by c1% within a year if we assume that producers and distributors can pass on roughly 70% of higher import prices to consumers at a time of buoyant domestic demand. However, a depreciation of the Canadian, Mexican and Chinese currencies relative to the US dollar will likely absorb a significant part of that impact, perhaps up to half as a back-of-the envelope guess.Trump’s tariff statement is probably merely the...

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46 minutes ago Artists receive grants to create projects showcasing work for new audiences

The Major Individual Awards worth up to £15,000 are being presented by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland with National Lottery funding.

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47 minutes ago Pep Guardiola decoded: Body language expert reveals Man City boss showed signs of HELPLESSNESS and distress while displaying 'war wounds from field of battle' after self

Guardiola sparked concern after joking that he wanted to 'harm himself' after City threw away a 3-0 lead to draw with Feyenoord in the Champions League last night.

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