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Central bank thinks UK cannot sustain GDP growth of 1 per cent or more each year without inflation
Other energy suppliers to follow suit in wake of reported break-ins at customers’ homes
British fashion brand admits making ‘mistake’ not making move over franchise partner sooner
Who should control access to increasingly scarce resources?
Roberto Perli is the new SOMA supremo
The party needs to figure out not just who should represent it but what it represents
Business minister says UK government has put forward ‘generous’ £300mn package
ECB and BoE join Fed in hinting they may be approaching the end of rate-rise cycle
Big investments in the audio format turn into a drag on the company’s returns
★★★★★ for Alice Diop’s truth-based drama ‘Saint Omer’; Darren Aronofsky’s ‘The Whale’ is held together by Brendan Fraser; the ★★★★★ ‘EO’ plays mischievously with the viewpoint of a donkey; M Night Shyamalan directs ‘Knock at the Cabin’; ★★★★★ for Steven Spielberg’s autobiographical ‘The Fabelmans’— reviews by Danny Leigh
Central bankers raise borrowing costs but express confidence in battle to control inflation
Investigation will examine whether Northern Ireland terrorist attack could have been prevented
Also in this newsletter, why the IMF singled out the UK economy
Democratic Unionists warn a deal with the EU that falls short of their demands will lead to protracted political gridlock
The latest film from the director of ‘The Sixth Sense’ is helped by its source material
Director Jerzy Skolimowski dances mischievously with the unknowability of animals and the brutality of humans
Darren Aronofsky brings cold and glib direction to Samuel D Hunter’s adaptation of his own stage play
Alice Diop’s truth-based film about a woman who murdered her baby daughter is quietly groundbreaking
Ten topical questions to test your news nous
At Auckland’s Curionoir, Tiffany Witehira makes scents inspired by New Zealand’s aromatic plants
Move to align declarations with those of other MPs follows accusations of sleaze
Two resorts lost £4.4mn in 2021 hit by Covid curbs, Brexit and staff shortages
The UK oil major’s earnings illustrate how it and the industry have grown with the times
Non-investment bank revenues are vulnerable to disappointments too
Homebuyers hold off and locals are priced out as mortgage rates and rents rise
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