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The chancellor Rachel Reeves will use a keynote speech this week to promote free and open trade between nations as a cornerstone of UK economic policy, putting
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Outside the US embassy in London, a steady line of visitors arrive for visa appointments. On the windswept south bank of the Thames, the fortress-like building
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Kate LakeKate Lake wants answers about what happened to her money and dataA DNA-testing firm appears to have ceased trading - without telling its customers what
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