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Five Palestinians killed as Israeli forces storm Nablus in West Bank
Five Palestinians, including a militant group leader, have been killed after Israeli forces raided the city of Nablus in the West Bank. Another 22 people were injured. Israel said it had targeted an explosives lab belonging to an armed Palestinian group called the Den of Lions. They said the group was behind a number of…
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Bank of England to end bond-buying programme: What does it mean for pensions?
The cost of government borrowing has continued to soar after the Bank of England insisted that it will stop its emergency bond-buying programme this Friday, despite earlier reports that it would be extended.
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Bank of England forced to intervene to shore up government bond markets
The Bank of England was forced to intervene to shore up government bond markets and, once again, it warned of a “material risk to the UK’s financial stability”.
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FactCheck: Kwarteng wrongly claims Bank of England intervention ‘nothing to do’ with mini budget
A top Bank of England economist said it was a factor.
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FactCheck: Why the Bank of England had to rescue pension funds from the ‘doom loop’
Don’t worry, we’ll make it simple.
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Bank of England ‘rightly reversed their policy, says Tory MP
Conservative MP and former government minister John Redwood has been a defender of the government’s plans, and joined us from his Wokingham constituency.
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What does bank intervention mean for the economy?
Where does the latest turmoil leave the UK economy and the government?
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Bank of England takes emergency action to calm market
As the economic storm clouds over the UK darkened further still, the Bank of England today staged a dramatic intervention – saying it will start buying up government debt in an effort to stabilise markets and protect pension funds.
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FactCheck: What did the Bank of England do to bonds today and why?
Bonds, gilts, and market turmoil explained.
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Investors see chancellor’s package as ‘irresponsible’, says former deputy governor at the Bank of England
We spoke to Sir Charles Bean, a British economist and former deputy governor at the Bank of England.
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Bank of England should ‘see how the markets settle down’ before emergency interest rise, says economist Gerard Lyons
We spoke to the economist Gerard Lyons, a senior fellow at the Policy Exchange thinktank who has advised the government on their current economic plan.
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Bank of England under pressure to further raise interest rates
The pound’s volatility has heaped huge pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates once again.
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Cineworld bankruptcy fears ‘not a massive surprise’ says film critic
We spoke to the film critic, Anna Smith, about the future of Cineworld.
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Cineworld reportedly ‘preparing to file for bankruptcy’
The Cineworld chain, the world’s second largest, is reportedly “preparing to file for bankruptcy” after warning it was in discussions to restructure the business.
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Reignited rivalry in the boxing ring: Eubank v Benn
Thirty years ago, their loathing of each other was legendary.
