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UK mortgage crisis to deepen as interest rates unexpectedly hiked to 5%

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Pension Anger Sees Violent Protests In France Amid May Day Rallies Across World
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Pension anger sees violent protests in France amid May Day rallies across world

May Day Rallies Call For Better Pay And Working Conditions
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May Day rallies call for better pay and working conditions

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Nhs Nurses’ Strike Action In England Set To Intensify
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NHS nurses’ strike action in England set to intensify

Nestle To Hike Food Prices Further In 2023, Ceo Says
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Nestle to hike food prices further in 2023, CEO says

Online Retailer Boohoo Sales Drop 11% In Christmas Period
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Online retailer Boohoo sales drop 11% in Christmas period

The World Is In A ‘Sorry State’, Un Chief Warns At Davos Summit
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The world is in a ‘sorry state’, UN chief warns at Davos summit

Nhs Physiotherapists To Stage Two Days Of Strikes
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NHS physiotherapists to stage two days of strikes

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Euro Zone Inflation Falls Sharply In December But Rate Rises Still Likely This Year
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Euro zone inflation falls sharply in December but rate rises still likely this year

Thousands March Through Brussels To Demand Action On Energy Prices And Inflation
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Thousands march through Brussels to demand action on energy prices and inflation

British Chancellor Sets Out Tax Rises And Spending Cuts In The Face Of Economic Storm
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British chancellor sets out tax rises and spending cuts in the face of economic storm

Britain To Turn Page On 'Trussonomics' With New Budget As Recession Looms
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Britain to turn page on 'Trussonomics' with new budget as recession looms