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Boris Johnson undertakes a major refresh of his government, with some striking new appointments and the sacking of several longstanding allies
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Leading economists polled by the FT expect the Fed to raise interest rates next year
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Chief scientific officer Philip Dormitzer denied the company should have developed a more potent jab
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EU drafts plan to avoid repeat of 2015 refugee crisis
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