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Stonegate says the price increases will help cover staff costs and extra cleaning.
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister, Liz Truss, has written a book about her 49 days in office. And no one is really sure why.
This country has endured more than 13 years of Tory governments, experiencing years of austerity, economic turmoil and social divisions, and on top of that, we now get to hear the thoughts of the woman who sent the markets into meltdown amid a spiralling cost of living crisis and standards of living in apparent freefall.
Liz Truss – the woman who was outlasted by a lettuce, the woman who almost crashed the economy, resigned from office less than two months after she entered it.
Many are wondering if she could really have enough to write an entire book and if she does, why on earth would she want to remind anyone about her time in office? This is the leader who recorded the lowest-ever prime minister approval rating in the history of Britain.
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Dozens of postcodes across the capital have no running water.
‘There’s a lot to be said for not taking on more than you can handle.’
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A 2022 review estimated full restoration of parliament could cost as much as £22 billion and require up to 76 years to complete.
Administrators said the further 9,100 people will be made redundant by early October.
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Elementor #550028 September 11, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – 184,000 cancer cases in the UK this year…
The researcher is understood to have had links to several senior Tory MPs, including security minister Tom Tugendhat.
The stunning collection of dresses had not been seen in public for over 30 years.