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Who owns iNews?Other: Daily Mail and General Trust
Other: Jonathan Harmsworth, 4th Viscount Rothermere
Other: Vere Harmsworth, 3rd Viscount Rothermere
Other: Esmond Harmsworth, 2nd Viscount Rothermere
Other: Harold Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Rothermere
Other: Alfred Harmsworth (barrister)
Other: Geraldine Mary Harmsworth
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Europe · CardiffThere are no plans for Prince William to receive a formal investiture ceremony as Prince of Wales similar to the one his father had, it has emerged. The title has been controversial since the last Welsh Prince of Wales was brutally killed in 1283 on the order of Edward I of England.See the Story
No plans for formal investiture ceremony for William as Prince of Wales, it has emerged
Coverage: 15 sources
Europe · LondonBank of England chief economist Huw Pill said the government's latest economic announcement will require "a significant monetary policy response" Mr Pill said there will be "challenging times" to bring inflation back to the regulator's 2% target. The pound rose 0.85% in response to the announcement.See the Story
'Significant' interest rate rise to come, Bank of England chief economist suggests
41% Left coverage: 17 sources
Europe · LondonSir Keir Starmer gave the keynote speech at the Labour conference today. He covered the government's recent policy announcements, the cost of living and the war in Ukraine. Mr Starmer made a number of references to the tax cuts announced in last week's mini-Budget. We fact check four of his claims below.See the Story
Sir Keir Starmer to declare Labour is ‘party of the centre-ground’ once again
46% Left coverage: 13 sources
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Europe · LondonAround 100 football fans descended on a pub in Wembley and started assaulting customers. Several members of the group were wearing England hats and scarves. It is believed they were German fans, the Metropolitan Police said. Several people were injured, sustaining head and facial injuries. Three were left with serious leg, wrist and thumb injuries.See the Story
Four arrested after 100 football fans descend on Wembley pub and assault customers
50% Right coverage: 14 sources
Europe · LondonBritish finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng will set out a "Medium-Term Fiscal Plan" on Nov. 23. The plan will be released alongside growth and borrowing forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility. The pound plunged to a record low against the dollar and British bond prices collapsed again.See the Story
UK’s Kwarteng Promises Medium-Term Fiscal Plan on November 23
71% Left coverage: 7 sources
Europe · LondonLabour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has said the UK Government is putting the economy in danger and attacked Prime Minister Liz Truss's plan of "trickle-down economics" after the pound sank to a record low against the dollar.See the Story
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves attacks Liz Truss's economic plan which 'has been tested and has failed'
44% Right coverage: 9 sources
EuropeMore than half the country is being urged to have flu and Covid vaccines. Health officials said they were increasingly worried the UK could suffer its worst flu spike in five years this winter. There will be lower levels of natural immunity to flu this year after two winters when people socialised far less due to the Covid pandemic and lockdown restrictions.See the Story
Londoners urged to get flu and Covid jabs ahead of ‘unpredictable’ winter
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
TaxesThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned tax cuts are likely to increase inequality. A spokesperson for the organisation said it was closely monitoring recent economic developments in the UK and are engaged with authorities. In a stinging rebuke of the new Government's economic direction the IMF said that such large and untargeted fiscal packages risked undermining monetary policy.See the Story
IMF criticises Government tax plan saying it will ‘likely increase inequality’
Coverage: 4 sources
Cancer · ScotlandJust 76.3 per cent of patients started treatment within that timeframe. This is down from the 76.9 per cent reported in the previous quarter. The Scottish Conservatives said health secretary Humaza Yousaf should be 'ashamed' of the figures. Scottish Labour said: 'This is nothing short of catastrophic, but the SNP are nowhere to be seen'See the Story
Scotland NHS winter fears: New record low for cancer treatment waiting time performance
Coverage: 2 sources
Smoking · LondonCancer experts are urging the Government not to make a U-turn on junk food policies as cancer cases linked to unhealthy lifestyles soarSee the Story
Drinking, tanning and smoking contribute to extra 8,000 'preventable' cancer cases
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Prince WilliamRoyal commentators told i they were not surprised William appeared to have decided against it. They cited the controversy around his father's ceremony in 1969 as well as the expense of such an event at a time when the British economy is struggling. The Prince of Wales title is controversial in Wales and since Prince William was granted the title over 30,000 people have signed a petition calling for it to be abolished. Yesterday Prince William and his wife Catherine paid their first visit to Wales since being given their new titles.See the Story
Prince William's decision against investiture in Wales 'won't change the minds of republicans'
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
