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Daily Express – Angry Tories attack Bank chief’s ‘stupid move’ Summary of the front page Angry Tories have attacked the Bank of England’s governor over “stupid” comments that sparked a plunge in the pound, according to the Daily Express. The paper is throwing its full support behind prime minister Liz Truss and squarely blaming the Bank for the mess the government’s mini-budget caused on the markets. The paper says the PM “swatted away” the attacks on her economic plans at PMQs yesterday – with her supporters instead directing anger at the Bank of England. Today’s top stories Like this article?…

A NEWLY renovated set of homes were left splattered in mud by builders doing work in a street – and it left the homeowner livid. Workman only scrawled a note to tell Ash Browning that his two…

A CONVICTED paedophile who lived at the house where cops searching for Leah Croucher found human remains once appeared on a national crime TV show. The paedo lived at the property 10 minutes away f…

FURIOUS residents have slammed their council for asking them to sweep up fallen leaves as they already pay them £125 a month in tax. The ‘Big Sweep’ initiative has divided opinion in Ca…

US YouTubers Jimbo and Jackie tried the delights of the country’s favourite takeaway ​US YouTubers Jimbo and Jackie tried the delights of the country’s favourite takeaway

RESIDENTS are furious at having to travel an extra seven miles because the council has failed to repair a broken bridge. Businesses are also suffering and villagers are feeling isolated because it …

Woman, said to have been trafficked, is only adult allowed back since end of Islamic State ground war A British woman and her child have been repatriated from a Syrian camp, the first time an adult has been allowed to come back to the UK from detention since the end of the ground war against Islamic State. The Foreign Office said that British policy to those held in Syria remained unchanged, and that it considered requests for help on “a case by case basis”, but campaigners said it was a significant first step. Continue reading… ​Woman, said to have been…

Allegations range from inappropriate behaviour to criminal offences Allegations range from inappropriate behaviour to criminal offences

Elaine Worsley was suffering from depression when she was dismissed after 45 years of service Elaine Worsley was suffering from depression when she was dismissed after 45 years of service

Postal workers will stage numerous walkouts in the lead up to the busy Christmas period. Postal workers will stage numerous walkouts in the lead up to the busy Christmas period.