Economic growth was 3.5 per cent – similar to the present day – but was far healthier given that the country was not bouncing back from a pandemic. Inflation was at just 2.9 per cent, while wage growth was a solid 6.9 per cent. Oddly enough, it was the Conservative …
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The severe weather lashing New South Wales’ coast has triggered an incredible natural phenomenon, with the wild winds forcing waterfalls to move in the opposite direction. Water was seen flying over the top of the cliffs of the Royal National Park, south of Sydney, on Monday as wind gusts reached …
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BySam Mcalister For The Daily Mail We were sitting face to face around a small table in Buckingham Palace — three of us from BBC Newsnight, plus Prince Andrew, his private secretary and Princess Beatrice, who was writing in a notebook. At stake was the interview every broadcaster across the world …
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Palace puts Queen on light duties: Number of ‘must-do’ events including State Opening Of Parliament are quietly removed in post-Jubilee update of the 96-year-old’s schedule The Queen’s duties have been reduced in annual review by Buckingham Palace Prince Charles, 73, is expected to take on more demanding duties in her …
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A royal expert who was labelled a ‘toxic racist liar’ and let go by CNN after she was duped into commentating on by Harry and Meghan’s Oprah interview before it aired is threatening to sue the pranksters. Victoria Arbiter, 48, was ‘mocked mercilessly’ online by supporters of the Duke and Duchess …
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BySam Mcalister For The Daily Mail We were sitting face to face around a small table in Buckingham Palace — three of us from BBC Newsnight, plus Prince Andrew, his private secretary and Princess Beatrice, who was writing in a notebook. At stake was the interview every broadcaster across the world …
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The Tour de France kicked off in Denmark’s capital Copenhagen yesterday under the approving faces of the Danish Royal family. The most famous cycling race in the world took a trip to Scandinavia to start the 2,000 mile race. The three-day ‘Denmark Grand Depart’ follows the tradition of the Tour’s …
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Royal Shakespeare Company puts trigger warning on its new production of Richard III over the popping of a BALLOON Warning that play contained ‘death, violence and threat’… and a popping balloon RSC has been mocked on Twitter for over-the-top warning at new production Play praised as Arthur Hughes became first disabled …
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Management of Ghana Post has visited the Royal Mail at its Mount Pleasant Mail Centre (“Mount Pleasant”), its largest sorting office in London, for knowledge sharing and a tour of its operations and sorting processes. The visit, which was facilitated by Grow, Unite and Build Africa (GUBA) Enterprise, led the …
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Royal Mail staff have voted overwhelming to strike at 1,000 delivery offices over plans to sack and redeploy delivery managers. Managers at the postal service decided to back walkouts by 86% in Great Britain and 89% in Northern Ireland which will affect 2,400 staff. Its union Unite blamed ‘boardroom greed’ at …
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