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Boeing could face prosecution in US over 737 MAX plane crashes which killed 346
A new twist in the safety crisis engulfing Boeing could see the airline prosecuted over the 737 MAX 8 crashes in 2018 and 2019 that left 346 people dead.
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Rapid steps needed for Britain to compete in green industrial revolution - IPPR says
Britain has a chance to compete in the green industrial revolution, but only if the government takes rapid steps to help shore up its industry, according to an important new report.
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Landlords 'holding parliament hostage' over threat of selling up - as peers urged to 'rescue' Renters Reform Bill
Landlords have been accused of "holding parliament hostage" with the threat of selling up to stop tenants' rights from being strengthened.
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Record 3.1 million food bank parcels handed out in a year, says charity
A record 3.1 million emergency food parcels have been handed out in just a year, according to a charity.
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Post Office spin doctor said he was in a 'corporate cover up' - years before apology issued to Horizon victims
A former Post Office communications director told fellow employees he was at "the heart of a corporate cover-up", at the same time as sub-postmaster prosecutions were taking place and years before an apology was made to victims.
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Labour leader reassures union bosses in row over workers' rights plans – but it's not over yet
Sir Keir Starmer has moved to reassure trade union bosses about his party's plans to strengthen workers' rights, after he was accused of watering them down.
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Interest rate cut prospects threatened by pace of wage growth
The prospects for an interest rate cut next month have not been helped by the latest wage growth figures which have come in higher than expected.
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US takes aim at China's green economy with new tariffs - but why?
There are at least three things Joe Biden's new tariffs on Chinese goods are intended to achieve.
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Buy now pay later giant Klarna takes fresh step to $20bn US float
Klarna, the buy now pay later (BNPL) finance giant, has cleared a crucial hurdle on its journey towards a stock market flotation expected to value it at as much as $20bn (£15.9bn).
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Wage growth, Chinese electric vehicles and urban regeneration
On Ian's show he talks to Victoria Clarke, UK chief economist at Santander Corporate Investment Bank, about wage growth.