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John Armitt urges transparency from government on energy bills impact
Brussels believes a so-called ‘consolidated tape’ will make the bloc’s exchanges more attractive to investors
Rise of evangelical churches widens gulf between left and right in Latin America’s biggest country
With the Bundeswehr at breaking point, the government has pledged a €100bn military spending spree — will it be enough?
The British political historian has been observing Westminster since the 1970s, but he has never been this furious
New leader says relationship with China will remain ‘difficult’ as Labor confronts cost of living crisis
Increasing efforts on net zero capabilities would address regional economic disparities
Call for Downing Street to confirm whether PM talked about energy windfall tax with Lynton Crosby
RMT says it will mount ‘fierce resistance’ to any government attempt to reduce right to industrial action
Mehmet Oz and David McCormick hire lawyers and former Trump aides in preparation for potential recount
Health service problems stemming from political choices are not an argument for a radical overhaul
Greens and independents make gains as Liberal support crumbles in wealthy urban heartlands
Washington seeks to reassure allies of its support as Pyongyang pushes ahead with nuclear weapons
Slew of misconduct scandals has prompted calls for change, with some arguing procedures are too slow
Three years after EU directive, activists say legislation aimed at boosting safeguards should go further
Biden administration had sought to revoke Trump-era Title 42 despite fears of further surge in Mexico border crossings
US law firm’s attendance seen as endorsement of controversial law, critics say
Boris Johnson’s allies breathed a big sigh of relief as the Met Police closed their investigation into the partygate scandal with no more fines for the PM
Marginal seats in Tasmania have become a crucial battleground as polls narrow after six-week campaign
Talks with Kiribati and another nation come after Beijing agrees deal with Solomons
Operators draft contingency measures such as a 12-hour-a-day service if unions vote for a full national strike
The country’s second female prime minister is known for making impossible reforms possible — a skill she will need in office
PM and cabinet secretary contacted by Sue Gray as top civil servant prepares findings about scandal
Democrat Richard Neal accuses Britain of taking Good Friday Agreement ‘for granted’
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