UK has Europe’s most expensive diesel
The RAC, which carried out the research, said there is ‘no good reason’ why British fuel retailers are not cutting pump prices.
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Labour’s plans require no more tax rises, Reeves says
The shadow chancellor said Labour’s manifesto would ‘bear the imprint’ of engagement with businesses.
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What the papers say – May 28
Here are the stories making headlines on Tuesday.
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Reeves says Tories ‘haven’t learned lesson’ as she attacks Hunt’s tax plans
The shadow chancellor met supermarket workers as she hit the campaign trail in west London.
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Labour and Tories clash on economy as both hint at tax cuts
The Liberal Democrats, meanwhile, were continuing their trail across the South East on Saturday.
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Economy set for ‘soft landing’ as IMF upgrades UK growth forecasts
However, the global financial agency stressed that ambitious structural reforms to improve living standards ‘are urgently needed’.
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Veteran recalls being captured as prisoner of war weeks after D-Day
Ken Hay went to Normandy on June 22, then was on night patrol on July 8 when he was captured and forced to work in coal mines in Poland.
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Average private school fees soar to more than £18,000 a year
Labour’s plan to charge VAT on fees is ‘looming large’ in parents’ minds and schools are worried about pupil recruitment, the ISC said.
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Putin’s tit-for-tat expulsion of UK defence attache ‘desperate move’ says Shapps
Russia expelled the British defence attache in Moscow in response to the UK throwing out his counterpart.
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Russia expels UK defence attache in tit-for-tat diplomatic row
The UK expelled Russia’s defence attache earlier this month on the grounds he was an ‘undeclared military intelligence officer’.
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Starmer’s pledge cards mark return to Blair-era campaigning
Pledge cards have been a feature of almost every Labour general election campaign since Tony Blair introduced them in 1997.
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Watches of Switzerland says UK sales continue to be hit by tourist tax
Revenue in the US grew 14%, the group said, but revenue in the UK and Europe fell 4% amid ‘challenging macroeconomic conditions’.
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OpenAI rival Anthropic launches AI assistant Claude in European Union
Already available in the US and UK, the Claude IOS app, web app and business plan are now available to people and businesses in the EU.
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Only few hundred residents remain in Ukrainian border town amid Russian assault
Vovchansk’s pre-war population of 17,000 had dwindled to just 2,500 before Russia renewed its ground assault last week.
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Zelensky says army locked in ‘fierce’ border battles amid Russian assault
President Volodymyr Zelensky said ‘fierce battles’ are taking place near the border in eastern and north-eastern Ukraine.
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