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Netflix subscriber loss has started to reverse after being able to add 2.4 million households to its base.

UK inflation rate rises to 10.1% UK inflation rate rises to 10.1%. The inflation metric is in the year to September, according to the Office for…

Florida flesh-eating illness cases spike after Hurricane Ian The devastation from Hurricane Ian – which tore through Lee County, Florida, has now seen a rise…

The Daily Mail was one of Trussanomics’ biggest fans – but now they’ve ditched the mini-budget and apparently the PM.

It’s another tough morning read for prime minister Liz Truss as even the pro-Tory press appears to have turned on her.

Britain’s ex-military pilots are being lured to China to train the Chinese military, it has been claimed.

PM Liz Truss has insisted she will lead her party into the next general election – an extremely optimistic view for a prime minister clinging on.

Rail workers in the RMT union will be voting on whether to continue strike action for a further six months.

Parisians are shocked by the horrific murder of a 12-year-old girl whose body was found in a container.

Australia has ditched a decision made four years ago that recognised West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

The US has agreed with Western allies that Iran’s supply of explosive drones to Russia violates UN sanctions. 

“They are not true” – that was actor Kevin Spacey after he took to the stand at his civil trial in New York.

France protests against huge cost of living crisis Thousands of people across Europe took to the streets to protest against soaring prices as weeks of…

New Chancellor makes emergency statement today in an attempt to stabilise the markets.

The new chancellor Jeremy Hunt has given an emergency statement on the mini-budget in an effort to reassure the financial markets amid calls for the prime minister to resign. 

Monday’s front pages, similar to the weekend, are not an easy read for prime minister Liz Truss. Most papers lead with reports that Tory MPs are plotting to oust the PM.

Football fans in the Anfield crowd threw coins at Manchester City boss.

There have been at least five explosions across the Ukrainian capital Kyiv.

Flooding in Nigeria has become a disaster that has killed more than 600 people.

The new chancellor will deliver parts of his medium-term fiscal plan later today, the Treasury has said.

The pound has moved higher after the government announced a series of U-turns.

A man has died in a suspected gas explosion near Denny in central Scotland.

A protester in Manchester was dragged into Chinese consulate grounds and beaten up.

This week’s Sunday papers are an uncomfortable reading for the prime minister.

Tories in crisis: Can Liz Truss save her job? Her political journey has been a strange one, from Liberal Democrat to Conservative, Remainer to Brexit…