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Chancellor ‘welcomes’ Credit Suisse £44.5bn lifeline as shares bounce back

Mar 16, 2023

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has "welcomed" the Swiss central bank's decision to give Credit Suisse a lifeline of 50bn Swiss francs (£44.5bn). The bank said it....Read More

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Coal power stations unlikely to provide emergency energy top-up next winter

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Chancellor ‘welcomes’ Credit Suisse £44.5bn lifeline as shares bounce back

Rail strike to bring many train services to a halt

Sky’s Beth Rigby and Ed Conway on what the budget means

Woman who made £500,000 claiming refunds on stolen items convicted of fraud

Sir Michael Caine celebrates 90th birthday with Tom Cruise and Loose Women’s Denise Welch

Workers on Clarkson’s farm ‘wear body cameras after abuse from villagers’

‘Very important we listen to the DUP,’ says Irish PM with Windsor Framework still in balance

Man jailed for life for murdering his 20-year-old niece who had refused marriage

Hunt avoided any ‘big bangs’ – but there’s still potential for blow ups | Beth Rigby

Hezbollah could be linked to explosion in northern Israel that injured civilian

Beer drinkers toast to budget, but wine and whisky producers feel sour over alcohol duty increase

Emergency meeting called after SNP leadership candidates demand for transparency over membership numbers

Budget 2023 calculator: See if you are better or worse off after the chancellor’s statement

Alleged murderer accused of killing man with hammer in cemetery had ‘deep interest’ in ‘extreme violence’

Coal power stations unlikely to provide emergency energy top-up next winter

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