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The UK’s borrowing bill rose in April on the back of stubbornly high inflation forcing up the government’s debt interest
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Train passengers face losing access to wifi after the government told rail companies to stop providing the service unless they
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Brexit regret has reached record levels, according to new polling which said just 9% of Brits consider it to be
Ireland to become first country in the world
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Belfast young person Jemma Simpson meets His Majesty
Jemma Simpson, 32 from Belfast, has won a prestigious national Prince’s Trust and TK Maxx and Homesense Award, after previously
UK government sells £1.26bn of NatWest shares
The UK government has sold £1.26bn of NatWest shares back to the bank, which it bailed out in a near
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Dating cons and dodgy apps among most common
Dating cons known as “pig butchering”, fake missing person appeals and dodgy apps are among the most widely used and
Facebook to be fined £648m for mishandling user
Facebook is to be fined more than €746m (£648m) and ordered to suspend data transfers to the US as an