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 The Manchester United footballer appeared at the city’s magistrates’ court on Monday. The Manchester United footballer appeared at the city’s magistrates’ court on Monday. 

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Business secretary makes contact with Tata Steel and Jingye Group over Port Talbot and Scunthorpe sites The business secretary, Jacob Rees-Mogg, has opened talks with Britain’s steelmakers amid concerns that thousands of jobs could be lost from the struggling industry. The government confirmed on Monday it had entered discussions with Tata Steel, owner of the UK’s largest steelworks in Port Talbot, south Wales, and Jingye Group, which bought British Steel out of insolvency in 2020. Continue reading… ​Business secretary makes contact with Tata Steel and Jingye Group over Port Talbot and Scunthorpe sitesThe business secretary, Jacob Rees-Mogg, has opened talks…

 Ollie ‘seemed completely unfazed’ by the ordeal, according to an RSPCA inspector. Ollie ‘seemed completely unfazed’ by the ordeal, according to an RSPCA inspector. 

‘Overzealous’ Leandro Da Silva admitted to assaulting a man to ‘severe injury’.

 The Chancellor was responding to a question by the SNP’s Stewart Hosie. The Chancellor was responding to a question by the SNP’s Stewart Hosie. 

  ‘The failure to address misconduct point to a disturbing culture of lawlessness and impunity that will alarm every Londoner,’ Mandu Reid says ‘The failure to address misconduct point to a disturbing culture of lawlessness and impunity that will alarm every Londoner,’ Mandu Reid says 

  The Prime Minister is under the cosh, with Leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt today forced to deny she was “hiding under a desk” to avoid questions about sacked Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. ​The Prime Minister is under the cosh, with Leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt today forced to deny she was “hiding under a desk” to avoid questions about sacked Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. 

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Move to reduce duration of help from two years to six months could mean financial cliff edge for millions in April, charities warn The average annual energy bill will rise to more than £4,000 from April after Liz Truss’s U-turn over her policy to ease the cost of living crisis, according to the sector’s leading forecaster. The price cap for a typical dual-fuel tariff will now be £4,347 in six months’ time if the government does not offer special support, according to the consultancy Cornwall Insight. Continue reading… ​Move to reduce duration of help from two years to six months…