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He’s taken criticism recently.

Named to embody ‘renewal’ and ‘renaissance’, Project Rene is The Sims 5, but it’s not expected to release for at least a few more years.

These are the common household items and expenses which are getting more expensive by the day.

Foreign secretary blames global conditions for economic problems and offers no guarantee on pensions triple lock UK politics live – latest news updates The UK foreign secretary has said “mistakes happen” but the government has moved on after Liz Truss’s U-turns on tax cuts and the sacking of the chancellor. James Cleverly, a close ally of the prime minister, tried to blame global economic conditions for rising interest rates and inflation, despite the new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, acknowledging the impact of the mini-budget and overturning its measures that spooked the financial markets. Continue reading… ​Foreign secretary blames global conditions for…

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Follow the latest political developments throughout the day Good morning. PMQs is often dismissed a pointless pantomime, but one function it performs well is to serve as a barometer of political authority. A PM or opposition leader who crumbles at the despatch box is not going to survive for long (being hopeless at PMQs was a major factor behind the Tories’ decision to dump Iain Duncan Smith as their leader in 2003) and that is why today’s session will be a make-or-break one for Liz Truss. It is only her third PMQs since becoming prime minister, but it is the…

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  Mr Hunt is said to have “laughed out loud” at the text, before ignoring it. ​Mr Hunt is said to have “laughed out loud” at the text, before ignoring it. 

The RMT union has announced more rail strikes – on 3, 5 and 7 November – over pay and work conditions. 

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