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1 years ago

The news comes as the prime minister said he believed the Labour politican had the necessary trade expertise and networking abilities to bolster the UK's interests.
Despite even Labour MPs acknowledging a rocky start, the PM told the Liaison Committee he would not change a thing.
The prime minister defended a string of controversial policy decisions since Labour took power.

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The Prime Minister said he was still committed to the UK having the highest 'sustained growth' in the G7 group of leading nations by the end of Labour's first term.

One is Labour, the other right of centre, and they disagree on the president-elect. Were they any more aligned on privatisation or freedom of speech?

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The Monetary Policy Committee maintained the base rate at 4.75 per cent in its latest decision.

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The Monetary Policy Committee is expected to keep the base rate at 4.75 per cent when its latest decision is announced at noon.
Kier Starmer and Rachel Reeves inherited an economy in rude health with Britain forecast to be among the fastest growing G7 economies this year.

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