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Business secretary claims impartiality rules breached by suggestion market turmoil is linked to mini-budget Politics live: latest updates Jacob Rees-Mogg has insisted pensions are not at risk and claimed the BBC is breaching its impartiality guidelines by suggesting the financial market turmoil is linked to the government’s mini-budget. After another turbulent morning for the markets, the business secretary was accused of “denying economic reality” by the Liberal Democrats, as he said there was no systemic problem and claimed the economy was in a “good state”. Continue reading… ​Business secretary claims impartiality rules breached by suggestion market turmoil is linked to…

Unaired clips from West’s interview with Tucker Carlson have been released.

  The West has blamed Russian sabotage for the leaks in the Nord Stream pipelines last month, and now fear that Europe’s energy supply could be at risk. ​The West has blamed Russian sabotage for the leaks in the Nord Stream pipelines last month, and now fear that Europe’s energy supply could be at risk. 

A touching moment in the finale episode of The Big Bang Theory has been revealed to be a tribute to Johnny Galecki’s unborn son.

Business secretary claims presenter breached impartiality rules fiscal event being blamed for chaos by most financial experts Good morning. Liz Truss will later today take PMQs for only her second time as prime minister. On her first appearance, four weeks ago, she was praised for being refreshingly direct, answering questions that her predecessor would have swerved. She was also very forthright about her faith in low taxes, and how she believed this was the only route to growth. Today, after a month which has seen successive statements and comments from the government alarm the markets and jink the pounds, we…

  ‘Tax cuts to mums for having kids is completely pointless and actually just insulting when we have the second most expensive childcare system, and the third worst maternity pay in Europe,’ campaigner says ‘Tax cuts to mums for having kids is completely pointless and actually just insulting when we have the second most expensive childcare system, and the third worst maternity pay in Europe,’ campaigner says 

Rumours continue to insist there’ll be no Call Of Duty sequel next year, but allegedly there will be a major paid-for expansion instead.

The family of six now live on the road in a motorhome worth $500,000.

The rising death toll from the devastating landslide that ripped through a northern town of Venezuela is expected to reach 100 victims, President Nicolas Maduro has said.

  Sir Charlie Bean says Bank could extend emergency action to ease ‘pressure’ on government Sir Charlie Bean says Bank could extend emergency action to ease ‘pressure’ on government