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The Palace of Westminster in London, home of the UK Parliament

IFS Chief Calls UK’s New Founders’ Tax Break ‘Dreadful’ Policy

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Aerial view of the Amazon rainforest and a winding river in Brazil.

Brazil Closes COP30 Presidency with Fossil-Fuel and Forest Roadmaps, Urging Action Over Talks

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Satellite view of flooding across South Florida after heavy rainfall.

Florida Endures ‘1-in-1,000-Year’ Deluge as Two Feet of Rain Floods Space Coast

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The Court of Justice of the European Union building in Luxembourg, seat of the court advising on the Google Gemini copyright case.

Google’s Gemini May Breach EU Copyright Rules When It Reuses Press Stories, Top Court Adviser Says

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The Berlaymont building in Brussels, headquarters of the European Commission, seen from the Schuman roundabout.

Britain and EU Set for Youth Mobility Deal at November Summit, Draft Statement Shows

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A Poundland storefront on the High Row in Darlington.

UK Government to Press Poundland Owner Over Retailer’s Future as Rescue Clock Runs Down

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Ugandan troops at a military base in Lower Shabelle, Somalia, in a 2013 file photo.

Uganda Begins Withdrawing Troops from Somalia After Nearly Two Decades

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Buildings in the Mermoz district of Dakar, Senegal

Senegal Parliament Votes Down Revised Budget in Blow to $2.2 Billion IMF Deal

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The main gate of the Royal Courts of Justice in London.

MI5 Will Not Face Contempt Case Over Misleading Court Evidence, High Court Rules

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Official portrait of Pensions Minister Torsten Bell

Britain to Make Lifetime Pension Income the Default for Private Sector Workers

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UK Government to Press Poundland Owner Over Retailer’s Future as Rescue Clock Runs Down

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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds will seek answers from US investment firm Gordon Brothers over Poundland’s future this week, after the discount chain, which employs about 12,000 people across more than 600 stores in the UK and Ireland, filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators.

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