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  The UK’s Ministry of Defence suggested again Moscow is running low on ‘advanced munitions’ ​The UK’s Ministry of Defence suggested again Moscow is running low on ‘advanced munitions’ 

  Investment bank analysts downgrade growth from -0.4% to -1% Investment bank analysts downgrade growth from -0.4% to -1% 

  Biden this weekend ordered President Ebrahim Raisi to “end the violence” against his own citizens. ​Biden this weekend ordered President Ebrahim Raisi to “end the violence” against his own citizens. 

 Kwasi Kwarteng was sacked by his close friend and ideological ally Liz Truss. Kwasi Kwarteng was sacked by his close friend and ideological ally Liz Truss. 

  He was serving three life sentences for the murder of three different women He was serving three life sentences for the murder of three different women 

LIZ Truss met with Jeremy Hunt and the Cabinet Secretary yesterday — trying to give the impression that she is still in charge of her Government. Her allies are letting it be known that she will no…

Angela Rayner to set out plans to ensure tips are paid in full, along with collective workplace grievance rights Hospitality and leisure sector workers are missing out on about £200m in tips every year according to Labour figures, with the party pledging to “stamp out” unfair deductions for good. Angela Rayner, Labour’s deputy leader, will set out plans this week to ensure employers allocate all tips, gratuities and service charge payments to workers in full, without any deductions apart from statutory taxes, by the end of the following month. Continue reading… ​Angela Rayner to set out plans to ensure tips…

Survey for TUC shows string of top Tory ministers in peril and opposition to removal of workers’ rights Around 10 cabinet ministers including Jacob Rees-Mogg, Thérèse Coffey, Jeremy Hunt and Simon Clarke would lose their seats in a general election, according to a poll for the Trades Union Congress (TUC), which also shows voters are opposed to the removal of workers’ rights. The poll by Opinium, using the MRP method to estimate constituency-level results, projected a 1997-style landslide for Labour, with the party winning 411 seats. It suggested the Conservatives would lose 219 seats to end up on 137, with…