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Europe · LondonU.K. inflation jumped to a 41-year high of 11.1% in October, exceeding expectations as food, transport and energy prices continued to squeeze households and businesses. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the inflation rate would rise to 10.7%. The Office for National Statistics said on Wednesday the rate was up from 10.1%.See the Story
UK inflation hits 41-year high as food and energy prices continue to soar
39% Left coverage: 56 sources
Business · WashingtonNASA plans to have astronauts working and living on the moon for up to two months within a decade.See the Story
Astronauts will be 'living and working on the moon' within a decade, says NASA
37% Left coverage: 27 sources
EuropeKing Charles III has banned foie gras from being served in all royal palaces, PETA says. The French delicacy requires ducks and geese to be force-fed to fatten their livers. PETA praised confirmation of the ban, describing foise gras as a "despicable product"See the Story
King Charles bans foie gras in all royal residences, according to animal rights group Peta
42% Center coverage: 7 sources
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Nicola Sturgeon · SpainSupreme Court rules that Holyrood cannot hold Indyref2 without Westminster's consent. It means that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will not be able to hold a referendum on 19 October 2023 under devolved powers. María Jesús Montero, Spain’s Minister of Finance and Public Function, said that the decision not to allow an independence referendum in Scotland “marks the limits” to separatism.See the Story
Spanish Government welcomes Supreme Court ruling on Indyref2
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
SNPNicola Sturgeon's government has been urged to refund Scottish taxpayers for the legal bill for their indyref2 Supreme Court battle. Supreme Court judges unanimously ruled this week that the Scottish Government cannot run a referendum without the consent of Westminster. Holyrood opposition politicians warned ordinary Scots would be appalled to see their money spent in this way.See the Story
SNP urged to refund taxpayers for money 'wasted' on Supreme Court case
SNPFirst Minister jetted off to Denmark to formally open the new office in August. Opposition parties had slated the First Minister for taking the two-day jaunt during a crippling pay dispute with refuse workers in Edinburgh. Scottish Government also has international offices in Berlin, Brussels, Paris, Dublin, Beijing, Washington and Ottawa.See the Story
SNP government slated over £10K bill for Denmark 'foreign embassy' launch party
Europe · EdinburghTwo officers in Sighthill, Edinburgh, required treatment after youths attacked their vehicle with bricks. Elsewhere in the capital, in Niddrie, a Molotov cocktail was thrown at police and drivers were targeted with fireworks. There were five attacks on firefighters as the service responded to more than 350 callouts.See the Story
Bonfire night mayhem: Firefighters attacked and 'molotov cocktail' thrown at police
63% Left coverage: 8 sources
ScotRailMembers of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union had been due to stage 24-hour walkouts on Saturday, Monday and Wednesday. But bosses cancelled the strikes after securing ‘unconditional’ talks. ScotRail said there would still be a reduced service due to the industrial action being called off.See the Story
Bonfire Night travel misery still on schedule despite rail strike cancellation
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
SNPMSPs voted through plans to make it easier for someone to change their legally-recognised gender 88 votes to 33, with four abstentions. Nine SNP MSPs defied the whip with seven, including Ms Regan, voting against the plans, and two abstaining.See the Story
Minister who resigned over gender recognition reforms claims Sturgeon was 'well aware' of her concerns
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
