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Why Britain’s most prestigious bank cancelled Nigel Farage POLITICO says He always said the U.K. establishment was out to get him. Now Nigel Farage has the receipts. Britain’s most prominent Brexiteer has produced a 12,000-word document from the bank Coutts which, according to Farage, reveals the truth behind the forced closure of his account there. The former Brexit Party leader has been embroiled in a row with the institution — so esteemed it has served…

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Supermarkets told to make pricing clearer to help shoppers The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has told supermarkets to make their pricing clearer to help shoppers find the best deals. The CMA says unclear pricing could mean shoppers struggle to compare products. The watchdog said retailers should “make the necessary changes” and also called on the government to bring in reforms to tighten the law itself. It added that soaring food prices were not being…

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India outrage after two women paraded naked in violence-hit Manipur A video showing two women being paraded naked by a mob in the northeastern state of Manipur has sparked outrage in India. A Man has been arrested as the police say they have opened a case of gang rape. The monsoon session of parliament was disrupted as lawmakers demanded a discussion on the issue. PM Narendra Modi also said the incident had “shamed India” and…

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Auckland shooting: Two dead in New Zealand shooting just hours before World Cup Just hours before New Zealand opened the 2023 Women’s World Cup tournament a shooting in Auckland killed two people. Six others, including police officers, were injured and the gunman is also dead after the incident at 07:22 (19:22 GMT) on a construction site in the central business district. PM Chris Hipkins said the attack was not being treated as a terrorist attack…

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