Sarwar knows governing means difficult choices, says Murray after Waspi decision
The Scottish Secretary also said policy differences between Scottish Labour and the UK Government are to be expected.
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London markets plunge after Fed decision hammers Wall Street
The FTSE 100 was down 112p, or 1.37%, at 8,087.11, taking the index to its lowest for almost a month.
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I had pressure on my shoulders to score – Gabriel Jesus knew he needed goals
Jesus had scored just once this season before the visit of Palace.
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Federico Chiesa needs time to get back to his best – Liverpool boss Arne Slot
The Italy forward played the second half of the Reds’ 2-1 Carabao Cup win at Southampton.
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Households to face average £86 hike to water bills next year alone
Consumer groups said the bill rises will be more than many households can afford, as campaigners accused Ofwat of caving to pressure from firms.
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Why are water bills going up so much, and what does it mean for consumers?
Regulators have allowed water firms to raise bills significantly over the next five years. PA news agency asks why, and explains what happens next.
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Deal to save Harland and Wolff ‘vote of confidence in UK’ – Business Secretary
Jonathan Reynolds said the deal would safeguard the shipbuilder’s four yards in the UK.
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Friedkin Group completes Everton takeover
The deal has received the necessary approvals, including from the Premier League.
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Water outage hits thousands of homes as customers learn of bill rises
Southern Water customers will face a 53% increase in bills over the next five years.
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Ellie Kildunne believes impact of home Rugby World Cup lies ‘beyond imagination’
The 25-year-old was crowned World Rugby women’s 15s player of the year earlier this month.
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Why are we still allowing duty-free tobacco products into Guernsey?
RECENTLY it was announced that lung cancer was the biggest killer in Guernsey. The question must therefore be asked, why are we still allowing duty-free tobacco products into Guernsey? While local purchases carry a tax which helps pay for our hospital and medical specialists, duty-free purchases contribute nothing. Perhaps P&R, HSC and Guernsey Border Agency might like to offer an opinion on this?
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Thames Water fined £18m over dividends but granted 35% bills hike by 2030
The ruling falls well short of a 59% bills hike requested by the troubled water company, as it tries to secure a bailout from investors.
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Household water bills to rise by an average £31 a year from April
The increase is significantly higher than the expected average rise of around £20 a year per household.
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Alderney chief executive understood to have left States
Alderney will soon be looking for its fifth chief executive in the last five years, as further political turmoil has gripped the northern island.
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What the papers say – December 19
Here are the biggest stories leading Thursday’s front pages.
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