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Moody’s say downgrade from ‘stable’ was driven by political instability and high inflation Tory leadership contest – latest updates The UK’s economic outlook has been downgraded from “stable” to “negative” by the ratings agency Moody’s because of political instability and high inflation. Moody’s said the change in outlook was driven by “heightened unpredictability in policymaking amid weaker growth prospects and high inflation” and “risks to the UK’s debt affordability from likely higher borrowing and risk of a sustained weakening in policy credibility”. Continue reading… ​Moody’s say downgrade from ‘stable’ was driven by political instability and high inflationTory leadership contest –…

  Speaking about his once close relationship with Prince William, Prince Harry famously told Tom Bradby in late 2019 he will always love his brother, but added: “We are on different paths”. ​Speaking about his once close relationship with Prince William, Prince Harry famously told Tom Bradby in late 2019 he will always love his brother, but added: “We are on different paths”. 

  The current total of 11 working royals is more than in any other European country. ​The current total of 11 working royals is more than in any other European country. 

Both sisters died this week.

‘I’d be keen to renovate another house at some point as I’ve really enjoyed doing it here.’

The former chancellor has reportedly stormed ahead in the latest race to No 10.

  New footage has emerged in which a group of Russian soldiers in Ukraine openly condemn Vladimir Putin’s tactics after they were left isolated and alone. ​New footage has emerged in which a group of Russian soldiers in Ukraine openly condemn Vladimir Putin’s tactics after they were left isolated and alone. 

  Britain’s TUC and Indian unions alike have raised concerns about deteriorating work conditions for workers, low pay and exploitation Britain’s TUC and Indian unions alike have raised concerns about deteriorating work conditions for workers, low pay and exploitation 

Aderonke Apata says she has Home Office to thank for career as she fought removal to Nigeria A refugee who has just been called to the bar says she has the Home Office to thank for her career after she became an amateur legal expert while locked up in a detention centre. Aderonke Apata, 55, from Nigeria, said she was proud to take part in a ceremony last week where she, along with dozens of other newly qualified barristers, were formally called to the bar. Continue reading… ​Aderonke Apata says she has Home Office to thank for career as she…