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Meanwhile, the era of UK general elections being largely decided in places disproportionately clustered in the south – Milton Keynes, Reading, Peterborough, Bedford – is long gone. The passage of northern voters in “red wall” constituencies from Labour, via Brexit, to the Tories, may look like the stuff of political tragedy; but it also represents a collective realisation that the best way to put somewhere at the heart of politics is to turn it into a marginal seat. Places politicians once barely talked about – not least, an array of northern towns beyond the bright lights of Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester – are now big electoral prizes, which has consequences that are still playing out.

Secondly, this bulletin reports gross debt, while the focus of the public sector finances is net debt. Gross debt represents only the financial liabilities (debt securities, loans and deposits) of central and local government, while net debt deducts any liquid assets (official reserve assets and other cash or cash-like assets) from these financial liabilities. Comparability with gross domestic product (GDP)People and businesses could be harmed by the new wave of artificial intelligence systems if competition is weak or developers fail to heed consumer protection law, the UK’s competition watchdog has warned.

Gavi is embraced by his Barcelona team-mates and coaches as the midfielder visits their training ground for the first time since season-ending injury Stoicism, which has its roots in Ancient Greece, originated as a philosophy of understanding pain and hardship and being able to deal with them without complaint. And it’s certainly true that there is a charming stoicism about the British, from the well-worn British mantra “ keep calm and carry on” to the vehement belief that a cup of tea is the only appropriate response to a crisis. Time for a real 'international break'! Stars jet off on holiday with no Premier League games for two weeks... as Loris Karius and partner head for Dubai Jamie Carragher highlights overlooked 'strength' that makes Erling Haaland special... after the Man City... The Competition and Markets Authority fears that people could be exposed to significant levels of false and misleading information and AI-enabled fraud.Meanwhile the joint Treasury and BoE CBDC Taskforce continues its work, but without much indication of how the following hazards will be overcome — if, indeed, that is possible. In the longer term, the CMA warns, a handful of firms could use foundation models (FMs) such as ChatGPT to gain or entrench positions of market power and fail to offer the best products and services, or charge high prices.

REVEALED: Tiger Woods will make his highly-anticipated return to the PGA Tour alongside long-time pal Justin Thomas at the Hero World Challenge Thursday For the latest news and views on fintech from the FT’s network of correspondents around the world, sign up to our weekly newsletter #fintechFT Man United 'legends' reunite for a game in Dubai with some looking unrecognisable (and some you might not recognise anyway!) That is a load of b******s': Boxing legend Tony Bellew reacts furiously after his team lost a challenge on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!Fulham 3-2 Wolves: Willian's contentious 94th-minute penalty ends Cottagers' winless run after visitors had... Visitors to the UK will notice that our lexicon comes with a wonderfully wide variety of phrases that encourage or urge on in the face of adversity. “Muddle through”, “plug away”, “chin up”, “soldier on”, to name just a few. Facing adversity with one’s head held high is an intoxicating image for British people. We gravitate towards this kind of stoicism, but are we really a bastion of emotional self-control as many believe? Howard Webb insists VAR was RIGHT to allow Anthony Gordon's winner for Newcastle against Arsenal... but says two players should have been sent off REVEALED: Pep Guardiola crowned football's most influential manager above Jurgen Klopp ahead of Man City's match against Liverpool After posting their worst score in Australia for 117 years, there will need to be serious questions asked and answered before memories of an embarrassingly poor series can be forgotten.

Jamie Vardy PUNCHES HIMSELF in the face in frustration after missing a sitter in Leicester's game with Watford... before the striker redeems himself Chelsea and England star Cole Palmer admits he 'can't stop seeing' video of him singing reggae dancehall song, as he opens up on his West Indies roots Chris Silverwood’s record since combining the duties of head coach and national selector. P13, W2, D2, L9 Harry Kane explains why he left Tottenham as he targets trophies with Bayern Munich AND England... while Joe Cole says he's the best striker in the world There are two main differences between the headline debt and deficit measures published in the public sector finances and those published in this bulletin.

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Harry Kane breaks MORE records as he scores again and nets his EIGHTEENTH goal of the season in Bayern Munich's 1-0 win against Cologne Jamie Carragher highlights overlooked 'strength' that makes Erling Haaland special... after the Man City striker netted his 50th Premier League goal in just his 48th match against Liverpool