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Politics latest news: Keir Starmer demands recall of Parliament in response to market turmoil
Labour Party conference in Liverpool has now finished Huq's comments were clearly 'racist', says Sir Keir Starmer Bank of England forced to intervene on UK economy - live updates IMF urges Truss to reverse top rate tax cut EU ‘banking on UK’s financial woes’ to break Protocol deadlock Join our Telegraph Politics WhatsApp group for the latest news
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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Salvo of missiles fired on Kharkiv as Putin masses troops on border
Putin accused of Nord Stream sabotage Analysis: What Putin would gain from blowing up pipelines Nord Stream attack may have been set up months ago Richard Kemp: Russian military might yet finish Putin off Listen to the latest episode of our daily Ukraine podcast
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Yorkshire face £550k High Court damages claim over ‘false’ prostitute allegations
Yorkshire are being sued for more than half a million pounds by their former medical chief after terminating his contract in the wake of the club’s racism scandal on the basis of explosive allegations he engaged in “illegal” sexual activity with a prostitute.
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Banks urge Kwarteng to take action now with November Budget ‘way too far away’ - live updates
Bank of England forced to intervene in markets over ‘material risk’ to UK economy IMF urges Truss to reverse top rate tax cut in rare intervention FTSE 100 claws back losses; Pound tumbles below $1.06 Ambrose Evans-Pritchard: Liz Truss must choose between a fiscal U-turn and a housing crash Sign up here for our daily business briefing newsletter
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8 Lessons In Cold-Weather Dressing From Paris Fashion Week Street Style
The OG fashion capital opened its streets to fashion week on Monday 26th September, welcoming some of the world’s biggest designers, from Saint Laurent and Loewe to Miu Miu and Stella McCartney. Although weather conditions have been less than favourable of late – read: rain, wind and below-10-degree temperatures – guests have remained dedicated to their fashion week uniforms, providing us with some of the best street style inspiration yet. In midi skirts and baggy jeans, bright hues or head-to-t
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Apple slows production of new iPhone after weaker-than-expected demand
Apple has cut production of the iPhone 14, after price hikes for its non-US customers and surging inflation around the world led to weaker-than-expected demand.
The TelegraphA Midsummer Night’s Dream, review: a magical kick off for Shakespeare North Playhouse
“What madness is this?” I couldn’t help musing as I wended my way past a superstore towards a £30m Shakespearean venture many hope will put the fairly unprepossessing Merseyside town of Prescot, near Liverpool on the cultural map.
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IMF is 'highly incompetent body that is not democratically accountable'
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Liz Truss to reverse the decision to abolish the top rate of income tax following Kwasi Kwarteng's tax-slashing Budget.
- Elle
Hailey Addresses Justin's Dating Timeline: 'It's Not My Character To Mess With Someone's Relationship'
Hailey Bieber has hit back at claims she 'stole' Justin Bieber from Selena Gomez, saying: 'It's not my character to mess with someone's relationship.'
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Kirsten Dunst debuts a new autumn hair transformation: the 'French girl' bob
Kirsten Dunst debuts new autumn hair transformation on Instagram. Her hairstylist shares she had six inches cut off the ends for the French girl bob look.
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How the Bank of England is scrambling to stabilise markets
The Bank of England performed a dramatic U-turn this morning, putting the brakes on its plan to sell Government bonds and launching a new scheme to buy gilts instead.
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Savers taking a fifth more from pension pots just to get by
Savers have had to raid pension pots to cope with the rising cost of living, new figures from HM Revenue & Customs have shown.
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Stewart Lee, review: even basic Lee is basically still better than most
Is Stewart Lee going soft? After decades of audience-baiting aloofness and mock-froideur, the 54-year-old actually seems to be enjoying himself. “I don’t laugh at my own jokes normally,” he apologised on Tuesday. “The conceit of me is that I hate you and hate doing this.” But two largely audienceless years have put a dent in that conceit, which is no bad thing.
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Cefinn's bestselling Daphne dress is finally back in stock - and it's the most flattering frock I've ever seen
Cefinn's Daphne dress is finally back in stock - here's how editors are styling it.
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Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today's races
Following today’s racing tips? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter?
- Cosmo
So, what’s actually going on with Shakira’s tax fraud trial?
What is Shakira accused of? How much prison time could Shakira get if found guilty? When is Shakira's trial? Here's what we know about Shakira's tax fraud trial
- Cosmo
Why is Hollywood so obsessed with casting teen heartthrobs as serial killers?
The male heartthrobs of our teenage years more and more are being cast as serial killers. So, is there something sinister about these casting decisions?
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The Old Man, review: Jeff Bridges rages - and brawls - against the dying of the light
If you come to The Old Man (Disney+) like I did – not knowing the first thing about it, except that it stars Jeff Bridges, who is pretty good in everything – then you’ll watch the first 15 minutes and think: boy, this is slow. Grindingly slow.
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England World Cup fixtures, kick-off times and main group rivals at Qatar 2022
After overseeing impressive international gains, from a World Cup semi-final in 2018, to a European championship final in 2021, Gareth Southgate will have English hopes behind him as his side seeks to go one further and lift the World Cup in Qatar this November.
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The dark story behind Marilyn Monroe and ‘Mr Z’
In Andrew Dominik’s controversial new film, Blonde, which has just dropped on Netflix, Ana de Armas’s Marilyn is beset by the unwelcome and aggressive attentions of powerful men, from Bobby Cannavale’s Joe DiMaggio to Caspar Phillipson’s JFK.
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Alzheimer's drug slows cognitive decline in 'historic' breakthrough
Scientists have hailed a "historic moment" in Alzheimer’s research after a trial identified the first ever drug to reduce memory decline and destroy key proteins associated with the disease.
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Portugal World Cup 2022 squad list, fixtures and latest odds
Portugal will appear at their sixth successive World Cup, in Qatar later this year.
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Record drop in mortgage deals as banks pull 935 loans
Lenders have pulled a record number of mortgage deals from sale in the last 24 hours amid concerns at banks that interest rates will rise significantly in the coming months.
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Fans think Kate's red coat has a special hidden meaning
Kate Middleton wore a red coat to her first official royal engagement since the Queen passed, and fans think it holds a hidden meaning. Click here for details.
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Brazil World Cup 2022 squad list, fixtures and latest odds
Twenty years since their last World Cup glory, Brazil will be looking to pick up the trophy for a sixth time at World Cup 2022 in Qatar. Back top of the Fifa world rankings once more, the Canarinha have lost just one game since the turn of 2021; by one goal to Argentina in the Copa America final.
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Bank of England forced to intervene in markets over ‘material risk’ to UK economy
The Bank of England has been forced to step into bond markets amid market turmoil that has sent government borrowing costs soaring and posed a risk to financial stability.