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Bloomberg Politics
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UK Asylum System Tests Burnham’s Push for More Public Control
Andy Burnham wants to row back the era of private companies running public services. Britain’s asylum system presents a difficult target.
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Bloomberg Markets
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Investor Frenzy for AI Strips Safeguards From Convertible Bonds
Convertible bond investors chasing exposure to the artificial intelligence boom are giving up some of the protection they would normally demand, pushing the market toward levels of risk-taking last seen during the pandemic.
Investor Frenzy for AI Strips Safeguards From Convertible Bonds
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Bloomberg Markets
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Credit Markets Shrug Off Climate Risk After Brutal Summer
Severe droughts across Europe this summer led to huge wildfires, disrupted transport on critical routes, threatened power plants and hit corporate earnings across the continent. The credit markets are mostly unmoved.
Credit Markets Shrug Off Climate Risk After Brutal Summer
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Bloomberg Economics
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UK Firms in Distress Rises 9% Led By Consumer-Facing Sectors
The number of UK firms in critical financial distress grew by 9% in the past year, with consumer-facing industries coming under the most strain, according to research from financial and real estate advisory group BTG.
UK Firms in Distress Rises 9% Led By Consumer-Facing Sectors
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Bloomberg Politics
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Burnham’s Cabinet Is More Vulnerable to Reform Than Starmer’s
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s cabinet members are more at risk from Nigel Farage’s poll-leading Reform UK party than that of Keir Starmer before him.
Burnham’s Cabinet Is More Vulnerable to Reform Than Starmer’s
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Bloomberg Economics
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UK Inflation at 15-Month Low in Brief Respite for Consumers
UK inflation fell to its lowest level in over a year on cheaper motor fuel and food, a reprieve for households that may prove short-lived as a return to hostilities in the Middle East pushes up energy prices.
UK Inflation at 15-Month Low in Brief Respite for Consumers
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Bloomberg Politics
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Burnham Urges Fiscal Discipline in First UK Cabinet Meeting
Andy Burnham pledged fiscal discipline in his first cabinet meeting as UK prime minister, while repeating his promise to ease the cost of living for millions of voters.
Burnham Urges Fiscal Discipline in First UK Cabinet Meeting
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Bloomberg Politics
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UK Police Say Ex-Minister Likely Attacked Day Before Body Found
UK police said they believe that former minister and Reform UK politician Ann Widdecombe was attacked almost 24 hours before she was found dead at her home on Thursday morning.
UK Police Say Ex-Minister Likely Attacked Day Before Body Found


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Bloomberg Economics
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UK Housing Revival Threatened By Political Upheaval, Agents Say
Uncertainty over Andy Burnham’s economic plans is creating headwinds for the UK housing market just as it starts to emerge from the shocks caused by the war in the Middle East, according to a survey of estate agents.
UK Housing Revival Threatened By Political Upheaval, Agents Say


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Bloomberg Politics
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Britain Needs £100 Billion a Year to Stabilize Public Debt, Watchdog Says
Andy Burnham faces a £100 billion ($134 billion) challenge if he wants to put Britain’s public finances on a sustainable path, the government’s fiscal watchdog warned.
Britain Needs £100 Billion a Year to Stabilize Public Debt, Watchdog Says


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Bloomberg Economics
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Britain Needs £100 Billion a Year to Stabilize Public Debt, Watchdog Says
Andy Burnham faces a £100 billion ($134 billion) challenge if he wants to put Britain’s public finances on a sustainable path, the government’s fiscal watchdog warned.
Britain Needs £100 Billion a Year to Stabilize Public Debt, Watchdog Says


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Bloomberg Politics
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UK Urged to Reverse Freeze on Student Loan Repayment Threshold
The UK government should reverse a decision to freeze the earnings level at which graduates begin repaying their student loans, an influential panel of lawmakers said.
UK Urged to Reverse Freeze on Student Loan Repayment Threshold


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Bloomberg Politics
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Burnham Rules Out UK Election If He Takes Power From Starmer
Andy Burnham ruled out calling a UK general election if he succeeds Keir Starmer as Britain’s prime minister.
Burnham Rules Out UK Election If He Takes Power From Starmer


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Bloomberg Politics
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Andy Burnham Surpasses Nigel Farage on His Online Home Turf
When Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch dismissed the UK’s likely next prime minister, Andy Burnham, as “a pair of eyelashes and a black T-shirt,” his response lasted five seconds.
Andy Burnham Surpasses Nigel Farage on His Online Home Turf


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Bloomberg Economics
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UK Food Inflation Drops to 15-Month Low, Retailers’ Survey Says
Food inflation has fallen to a 15-month low in the UK, according to a trade association of retailers, the latest sign of easing cost pressures that could prevent the Bank of England from raising interest rates.
UK Food Inflation Drops to 15-Month Low, Retailers’ Survey Says


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Bloomberg Politics
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Days Ahead to Show If Burnham Plays Politics Better Than Starmer
Standing across from Keir Starmer in the Commons chamber this week, opposition leader Kemi Badenoch drew on a particularly violent metaphor for how the Labour Party had ditched him when she conjured up an image of “400 knives stuck in the prime minister’s back.”
Days Ahead to Show If Burnham Plays Politics Better Than Starmer


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Bloomberg Politics
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UK Polls Show Burnham Boost for Labour Against Farage’s Reform
Labour was given a boost on Thursday after twin surveys highlighted how the governing party’s likely new leader Andy Burnham may revive its fortunes and make up ground on Nigel Farage’s poll-leading Reform UK.
UK Polls Show Burnham Boost for Labour Against Farage’s Reform


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The Guardian
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Ashes and memories: one family’s return to the site of Hong Kong’s worst fire in decades
Yip Shun-Ting Carbon returns for the first time to his apartment to salvage belongings after last year’s fire that killed 168 people, including his motherThe Yip family once imagined moving to a country house, all three generations under the same roof, with their own vegetable garden and away from Hong Kong’s dense high-rises. A devastating fire, Hong Kong’s worst since 1948, took that future from them, leaving behind little but rubble and blackened walls.“Whatever we can retrieve is a bonus,” s
Ashes and memories: one family’s return to the site of Hong Kong’s worst fire in decades
Yip Shun-Ting Carbon returns for the first time to his apartment to salvage belongings after last year’s fire that killed 168 people, including his mother
The Yip family once imagined moving to a country house, all three generations under the same roof, with their own vegetable garden and away from Hong Kong’s dense high-rises. A devastating fire, Hong Kong’s worst since 1948, took that future from them, leaving behind little but rubble and blackened walls.
“Whatever we can retrieve is a bonus,” says Yip Shun-Ting Carbon, aged 36, who lost his mother, Pak Shui-lin, in the inferno in November last year that killed 168 people at a large residential complex under renovation.
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© Photograph: Fung Hoi Kin/The Guardian

© Photograph: Fung Hoi Kin/The Guardian

© Photograph: Fung Hoi Kin/The Guardian