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Luxury firm is now generating an impressive 23.3 per cent return on sales

The Chancellor has told City investors that he is committed to ‘fiscal discipline’.

In 2017/2018, the H3N2 flu strain led to a bad UK flu season, with around 20,000 deaths and 40,000 hospital admissions.

The party has published the submission it made to the Supreme Court in favour of another Scottish independence referendum.

Most pilots identified were ‘hobbyists making innocent mistakes’ but a minority were reported ‘based on what they were trying to do’.

Sir Keir Starmer was under pressure to suspend Rupa Huq.

Wes Streeting said Labour would not oppose scrapping the ban in the short term, but was not ruling out regulation in future.

A fifth of those polled by Asthma and Lung UK reported ‘life-threatening’ asthma attacks as they cut back on essentials.

Mr Parsons was on a charity ride from his home in Tillicoultry, Clackmannanshire, to Fort William, Highlands, when he went missing in 2017.

Far more over-50s who quit their jobs since the pandemic have considered returning to work in recent months because they need more money.

Rupert Murdoch praised him as ‘one of the great editors of his generation’.

William’s father Charles was invested with the title during an elaborate ceremony in Caernarfon Castle in July 1969.

The shadow home secretary sought to bridge calls for social justice with the party’s policies on law and order and borders.

Chief executive Alex Mahon spoke at the RTS London Convention.

William MacDowell is on trial at the High Court in Inverness, accused of murdering Mrs MacRae and their three-year-old son Andrew in 1976.

Kemi Badenoch will hail the ‘special relationship’ between the UK and the US when she travels to New York.

Dr Navin Venugopal spoke about the ‘very disturbing’ content in the witness box on Tuesday.

Treasury-backed savings giant NS&I said it will increase the prize fund rate from 1.40% to 2.20%.

Political blogger Richard Millett, who was suing former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for libel, has dropped his case.

The deputy Labour leader makes the case for rewarding employers who want to do ‘the right thing’, so they can help promote ‘sustainable’ growth.