Inflation in Europe falls below 2%, opening way for faster rate cuts
Inflation fell from 2.2% in August, according to European Union statistics agency Eurostat.
World News|Oct 1
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Hundreds of firefighters battle wildfire raging in southern Greece for third day
The Greek fire service said more than 400 firefighters were engaged in tackling the blaze in the mountains of Corinthia in the Peloponnese region.
World News|Oct 1
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Carlos Alcaraz to face Jannik Sinner in China Open final
Alcaraz defeated Daniil Medvedev while Sinner ended the run of China’s Bu Yunchaokete.
UK Sport|Oct 1
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Police investigating hoax bomb calls at rail stations carry out searches
Detectives said the searches are in relation to an ongoing investigation into dissident republican activity.
UK News|Oct 1
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White-painted roofs could have saved lives in London’s hottest summer – study
Researchers looked at the effect of ‘cool roofs’ and solar panels on urban heat in summer 2018.
UK News|Oct 1
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More than 20 feared dead after school bus catches fire in Thailand – officials
The bus was carrying 44 passengers from central Uthai Thani province for a school trip in Ayutthaya and Nonthaburi provinces, reporters were told.
World News|Oct 1
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Manufacturing confidence falls amid ‘gloomy’ October Budget messaging
While factory production rose for the fifth successive month, a survey showed confidence falling to a nine-month low.
UK News|Oct 1
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If higher income tax is proposed, it’s the wrong solution for Guernsey
DEPUTY LYNDON TROTT has always claimed that he understands business and so we should trust him with our economy.
Readers' Letters|Oct 1
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‘Island must pull together to reverse biodiversity decline’
GUERNSEY will lose species and see a decline in its biodiversity unless the whole island works together to reverse the deterioration of the natural environment.
News|Oct 1
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Lorry falls from Cheshire motorway bridge
Fire crews used rescue equipment to lower themselves to the driver below the Thelwall Viaduct.
UK News|Sep 30
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Shadow minister: Tories have fundamental problem when recruiting young women
Mims Davies said the number of women wanting to work for and with the party is ‘diminishing’, and called for more pride in being a Conservative woman.
UK News|Sep 30
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Murdered woman’s mother welcomes call to rethink sadistic killer’s release
The Lord Chancellor has asked the Parole Board to reconsider its recommendation that Steven Ling be freed after serving 27 years for murder.
UK News|Sep 30
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Chancellor ‘sees more black holes than Mr Spock’, says Tom Tugendhat
The Conservative leadership hopeful also branded VAT on private schools a ‘vindictive and nasty policy’.
UK News|Sep 30
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Three Just Stop Oil activists deny ‘revenge’ soup attack on Van Gogh paintings
Stephen Simpson, 71, Mary Somerville, 77, and Phillipa Green, 24, pleaded not guilty to criminal damage at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.
UK News|Sep 30
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Emergency plan launched to save capercaillie in Cairngorms National Park
The park, in the Highlands, is home to 85% of the UK’s capercaillie population, with only 532 left in the country.
UK News|Sep 30
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