Brendon McCullum says revamped England have ‘harder feel’ after West Indies rout
Newcomers Gus Atkinson and Jamie Smith have impressed since being brought into the side.
UK Sport|Jul 29
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McDonald’s same-store sales fall for first time since pandemic as profits slide
McDonald’s warned in April that more of its inflation-weary customers were seeking better value and affordability.
World News|Jul 29
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Mortgage approvals for house purchase steady in June, says Bank of England
The number of mortgage approvals made to home buyers remained at about 60,000 in June, the Bank’s Money and Credit report said.
UK News|Jul 29
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Who is in the race to replace Sunak at the top of the Tory party?
Kemi Badenoch is the early frontrunner to succeed Rishi Sunak after the Tories’ election battering, but there are five other contenders in the race.
UK News|Jul 29
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Heineken sells weaker-than-expected beer volumes after wet June
The Dutch brewing firm said demand for its premium brands remained strong.
UK News|Jul 29
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Man, 62, denied 1983 graduation over unpaid bill graduates on same day as son
Jonny Clothier, 62, studied architecture at the University of Bristol and was meant to graduate with his peers in 1983.
UK News|Jul 28
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Les Vardes ‘can take inert waste then water’
INERT waste could be dumped at Les Vardes within a few months, and the quarry used at a later date for water storage, Ronez general manager Steve Roussel has said.
News|Jul 28
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Temperatures set to soar this weekend as Met Office warns of heatwave
The Met Office said some areas may meet ‘heatwave criteria’ following a sustained period of warm weather.
UK News|Jul 26
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Government will not ‘pass the buck’ on energy to future generations – minister
Energy minister Michael Shanks also told MPs that some areas will have to host ‘nationally significant’ power infrastructure such as solar farms.
UK News|Jul 26
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Remote peatland granted world heritage status
The Flow Country in the Highlands is home to diverse wildlife and also acts as a massive carbon capture site.
UK News|Jul 26
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Warning over climate impact of Olympic Games amid fears for athletes’ health
Paris 2024 has promised to the ‘greenest ever’ Games but researchers and activists are warning of its potential impact.
UK Sport|Jul 25
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PM: Reaping benefits of clean power will ‘take time’ but bills will fall by £300
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said ‘problems that have been left to fester for years’ by the previous government cannot be fixed ‘overnight’.
UK News|Jul 25
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Tugendhat, Cleverly and Jenrick to run for Tory leadership
Tom Tugendhat, James Cleverly and Robert Jenrick have confirmed they will run for the top Tory job after nominations opened.
UK News|Jul 25
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British Gas owner sees profits slump as energy markets stabilise
Centrica reported underlying earnings halving to £1.04 billion for the first half of 2024 from £2.08 billion a year ago.
UK News|Jul 25
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Lloyds earnings dip as boost from borrowing costs slows
The banking group said it made a pre-tax profit of £3.3 billion in the first six months of the year.
UK News|Jul 25
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