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Sir Keir Starmer is facing what insiders are calling “a moment of reckoning” as a revolt grows within Labour over the candidacy of Andy Burnham.The controversy centres on whether the popular Mayor of Greater Manchester should be allowed to stand for the Gorton and Denton seat.Sources say Mr Starmer had initially sought to block Mr Burnham, either by influencing the Labour NEC or by imposing an all-women or all-BAME shortlist, which would have effectively ruled him out.Speaking about this on GB News, political correspondent Olivia Utley said “This really is a huge moment of reckoning for Keir Starmer and it…

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Financial advisers should plan for a future in which the state pension no longer exists when working with younger clients, according to a senior strategist at JP Morgan Asset Management.Karen Ward, the firm’s chief market strategist for EMEA, issued the warning while speaking at the Let’s Grow conference hosted by Parmenion.She argued that the country is laying the groundwork for today’s younger generations to face what she described as a “very nasty old age” unless expectations change.Ms Ward, who previously chaired the Council of Economic Advisers at HM Treasury during Philip Hammond’s tenure as chancellor, said mounting pressures on public…

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Two Army instructors who had sex with a 17-year-old recruit have been jailed and dismissed from the military.A court martial heard L/Sgt Antony Pugh, 36, and Sgt Connor Forgan, 32, were based at Catterick’s infantry training centre and boasted to each other about their sexual relations with the trainee.Both had denied a charge of sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust but were convicted by a court martial board following a trial last year.Pugh was jailed for 20 months, while Forgan received a 16-month sentence and both were dismissed from the Army. They were…

Nottingham Forest have signed Napoli striker Lorenzo Lucca on loan until the end of the season with an option to buy the player in the summer.The Italy international only joined Napoli last July from Udinese in a loan deal that included an obligation to buy., externalLucca scored 14 goals for Udinese last season but has struggled for game time with the Italian champions. The 25-year-old has scored once in 16 Serie A appearances for Antonio Conte’s side – although he has made just four starts – and netted once in the Coppa Italia. Forest boss Sean Dyche has been searching…

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Nationwide Building Society has announced it will slash interest rates across 36 savings products.The reductions follow the Bank of England’s decision to lower the base rate from four per cent to 3.75 per cent in December.Governor Andrew Bailey indicated that inflation had moved past its recent peak and continued to decline, enabling the Monetary Policy Committee to reduce borrowing costs.”We still think rates are on a gradual path downward,” Mr Bailey stated. “But with every cut we make, how much further we go becomes a closer call.”Customers will experience rate decreases between 0.1 and 0.25 percentage points across a variety…