Bank of England ‘to cut rates again in May’
The Bank of England will cut interest rates again in May, major banks in the City have forecast after policymakers
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U.K. Prime Minister Vows To Fire-Up Nuclear Power Sector
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has vowed to slash the red tape in his pursuit of building new nuclear reactors across
Sparobanks
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New Super Eagles coach tells Osimhen only players on form to be called up – Chuba Akpom
Chuba Akpom has revealed that he discussed the Super Eagles with Victor Osimhen, who told him the new coach Eric
Mark Brus
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Goal machine wants PL transfer, Man United have major advantage over Arsenal & Chelsea
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe may not have any final say on transfers, but he is reportedly a big
Nidhi Kolhapur
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Bank of England Cuts Rates, Raises Concerns On Crypto Market Impact
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Ind vs Eng ODI at Cuttack’s Barabati Stadium: Too many VIP passes trigger outrage among fans
A controversy has erupted over limited public ticket availability for the India vs England match at Barabati Stadium, Cuttack, as
Jeanice Redner
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Champions Trophy: ECB Confirms England Will Play Match Against Afghanistan Amid Calls For Boycott
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has confirmed that England's men's team will play their scheduled ICC Men's Champions
Randy Byron
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1st ODI: Disappointed Not To Win The Game Against India, Says Jos Buttler
England's current tour of India is turning out to be a story of missed chances as Jos Buttler's team once
Niall McGrath
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Ex-Ireland star blasts Steve Borthwick’s leadership style in brutal attack ahead of Six Nations clash vs France
FORMER Ireland full-back Geordan Murphy has taken aim at England boss Steve Borthwick. The ex-Leicester star spent his entire professional
Margarett Mongold
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NHS warns hospitals are ‘close to full’ as norovirus cases surge
Hospitals in England are “close to full” – with a significant number of beds occupied by patients who are well
