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UK inflation is expected to have eased again last month, reinforcing signs that price pressures across the economy are gradually moderating.Economists widely forecast that inflation fell to 3.5 per cent in November.That would mark a slight decline from October’s reading of 3.6 per cent.If confirmed, the fall would indicate that while prices are still rising, the pace of increases is continuing to slow.The expected drop in the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) follows several months in which inflation proved stubbornly persistent.October marked a turning point after inflation had remained elevated throughout the summer.The October reading was the first decline in CPI…

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The UK is set to rejoin the Erasmus scheme, the understands, five years after announcing that it would end its participation as part of the Brexit deal with the European Union.The EU provides funding through the scheme for people to study, train or volunteer in other European countries for up to a year.The UK replaced it with its own Turing scheme in 2021, which funds similar placements worldwide.The government said it would not comment on ongoing talks.Prime Minister Keir Starmer had suggested in May that a youth mobility scheme could be part of a new deal with the EU.The Erasmus…

The SPFL says Hamilton were “given multiple extensions to this date to comply” with the requirement to acquire a bronze licence.”The club admitted breaching these rules following the award by the Scottish FA of an entry-level licence due to the club’s accounts being unaudited,” the league stated.Last month, the SFA decided that neither owner Seref Zengin nor director Gerry were fit and proper to hold a position within Association Football and the latter failed in an appeal against that ruling last week.The club expressed “its deep disappointment” that it was being forced “toward costly and protracted legal proceedings…at a time…

A lucky Brecon couple have scooped a second National Lottery jackpot in an odds-defying win.Richard Davies, 49, a courier driver, and his wife Faye Stevenson-Davies, 43, a mental health practitioner, previously won £1million seven years ago.The couple discovered they had matched five main numbers and the Bonus Ball in the Lotto draw on November 26, securing another £1million win.They first hit the jackpot in June 2018 and never gave up on the idea of winning again.“We always believed winning was possible,” said Mrs Stevenson-Davies.“Once we scooped £1million and met hundreds of other lucky winners, we realised fairytales do come true…

Zack Polanski is willing to team up with Labour to stop Nigel Farage being elected as Prime Minister, it is understood.Green officials told The i Paper that their party leader’s primary objective is keeping Reform UK out of No10.They suggested Mr Polanski is willing to work with other parties, including Labour, to achieve his aim – but only if Sir Keir Starmer is replaced as leader.Associates say the Green leader said “I couldn’t live with myself” should Mr Farage win the next General Election without having exhausted every avenue to thwart Reform’s ambitions.Mr Polanski yesterday said Labour’s unpopularity meant he…

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A Dutch technology entrepreneur has been declared bankrupt by a London court following an unpaid loan dispute, months after losing a separate multi-million-pound legal battle involving a company owned by Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy.Robert Bonnier was declared bankrupt at the Insolvency and Companies Court in London on Tuesday.The ruling followed a petition brought by technology investment firm All Active Asset Capital.The court was told that Mr Bonnier owed the company around £1.5million from an unpaid loan.The bankruptcy order is separate from earlier High Court proceedings in which Mr Bonnier and his company Aaqua BV were ordered to pay more…

The BBC has been accused of “defaming” Donald Trump’s “reputation” with their “reckless” Panorama edit, as the broadcaster faces a multi-billion dollar lawsuit.Speaking to GB News, US Political Commentator declared the BBC’s doctored footage of the President “deliberately misleading”.Mr Trump has filed a $10billion (£7.48billion) lawsuit against the broadcaster over the edit of a Panorama programme featuring his January 6 speech.The Potus accused the broadcaster of “defamation” and breaking Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.He is pushing for $5billion (£3.74billion) for each alleged offence.Supporting the President’s legal action against the BBC, Ms Notzon fumed: “I understand the concerns for…