Bond Market Pressures Threaten UK Government Stability
Rising bond yields and investor sentiment challenge UK fiscal policy, raising concerns over government stability and economic sovereignty.
Rising bond yields and investor sentiment challenge UK fiscal policy, raising concerns over government stability and economic sovereignty.
With Israel blocking imports, Palestinians in Gaza are turning bombed ruins into makeshift cement for rebuilding, despite severe health risks and structural limitations.
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The United Arab Emirates has accused Iran or its proxies of a drone strike that caused a fire near the Barakah nuclear plant, escalating regional tensions.
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The Guardian issues corrections for recent errors, including a misattributed quote and a factual mistake in a science article.
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