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Rising inflation will continue to cause political headaches for the government, but also for the Bank of England

The Bank of England raised its main interest rate for the eleventh time in a row to 4.25% at its March meeting. At its previous meeting in February the Bank was optimistic about the prospects for inflation in the coming year, saying: “We expect inflation to fall quickly this year.”

The Conversation

'Nicola Sturgeon will triumph again as her iron grip has inspired a generation of women'

Nicola Sturgeon, once described by London Right-Wing media as "the most dangerous woman in Britain", had ample qualities and strengths, writes political columnist Paul Routledge

Daily Mirror

Revealed: how a false name nearly exposed IRA plot to kill Margaret Thatcher

Why did the Brighton bomber, Patrick Magee, risk all by checking into the Grand hotel under the pseudonym of a fellow IRA member?

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'Exciting' moment mum was 'suddenly number one all over the world'

The singer is returning to Liverpool for an anniversary concert

Liverpool Echo

Keir Starmer panned by SNP after saying Margaret Thatcher was 'right'

PEOPLE in Scotland will be appalled to hear that Keir Starmer said Margaret Thatcher was “right”, the SNP’s depute leader…

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer hails Margaret Thatcher as ‘right’ on crime as he launches Labour’s law and order plan

The Labour leader vowed his proposals would halve knife crime, reduce levels of violence against women and see more offenders prosecuted

Evening Standard

Liverpool's lost businesses that caused controversy in the city

Some of the businesses caused quite a stir

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Macron’s reform dilemma: progress or popularity?

The French economy has made significant strides under Emmanuel Macron, but the need for political consensus and restoring social cohesion is an urgent challenge, argues Oliver Hartwich

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If it’s growth the chancellor wants, here’s one suggestion: rejoin the EU

Jeremy Hunt says the economy is his priority; but it and he are still really in thrall to the ideological blight of Brexit

The Guardian - UK

England fans given FA assurances ahead of Italy trip after Naples “guerrilla warfare”

England fans will travel to Naples for a Euro 2024 qualifier against Italy a matter of days after violence engulfed the city ahead of a Champions League fixture

Daily Mirror

Napoli owner makes Margaret Thatcher appeal after "thugs" hold Italian city hostage

Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis has appealed to the Italian Prime Minister for action after the club's fans clashed with Eintracht Frankfurt supporters in violent scenes

Daily Mirror

Keir Starmer: four lessons from history for an opposition trying to be the 'government-in-waiting'

Labour’s Keir Starmer has one inestimable quality in leading a government-in-waiting a year out from a general election: a consistent 20-point lead in opinion polls.

The Conversation

Pulled! A timeline of TV taken off air

Move over Match of the Day … here’s a look at the most contentious shows that have had to be cancelled, featuring giant pickled penises, melting eyeballs – and footage Thatcher forced the police to seize

The Guardian - UK

'Our future was unemployment, so we marched': month hundreds left Liverpool for London

Tens of thousands saw them off at the Pier Head

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Evening Standard

Margaret Thatcher excluded from National Portrait Gallery mural to great British women

Britain’s first woman prime minister is not among the 133 figures depicted

The Guardian - UK

If Starmer wants a defining policy for government, this is it: childcare, childcare, childcare

Pen Green nursery’s plight shows why Labour again needs the radicalism of Sure Start, says the Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Evening Standard

After the Act at New Diorama Theatre review: Section 28 musical is engagingly scrappy and righteously angry

It reminds us that hard-won liberties can be summarily rolled back

The Guardian - UK

‘Keir Starmer just ordered an alpaca airstrike!’ The game that holds up a dystopian mirror to the UK

Dan Douglas started Duke Smoochem as a Twitter joke. Now the project has spiralled into an epic portrait of a declining nation – with everyone from Matt Hancock to GB News in its satirical crosshairs

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‘I faked it at the beginning!’: David Chipperfield on his rise from shop designer to starchitect

He almost failed architecture school. Now he’s netted the profession’s top prize, the Pritzker. Britain’s modernist master talks about the building that changed everything – and running a bar in Spain

The Independent UK

‘Your workout is my warm-up’: How did the slogan T-shirt become so basic?

Every woman in Disney Plus’s adaptation of ‘Fleishman Is in Trouble’ seems to wear a slogan tee. Katie Rosseinsky explores how this once political garment was taken over by passive-aggressive statements and a passion for gin or cardio

The Independent UK

Jon Snow says Margaret Thatcher was a ‘joy’ to interview

‘I can now confess that I wasn’t necessarily politically aligned with her,’ said Snow

Daily Record

SNP MP accuses Ash Regan of 'trying to look like an opposition politician'

Glasgow South MP Stewart McDonald hit out at Regan for posing with an Inverness Courier front page which said 'RIP SNP Promise of dualling A9 by 2025.'

The National (Scotland)

How Scotland's oil funded Thatcher's devastating transformation of Britain

THE first thing you ought to know about Scotland’s oil money is that it was never officially recognised as such when it was swallowed up by…

The National (Scotland)

'Conspiracy' to hide extent of oil wealth from Scotland's people, Tom Devine says

THE secrecy around the McCrone Report formed part of a “conspiracy” to keep the public from knowing the extent of the oil riches in the North…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Signs of green shoots for our economy? Sadly, I don’t think they exist

For those of a certain maturity, the Nineties offered mixed messages. The overthrow of Margaret Thatcher, the ERM debacle and the humiliation by elements in his own party of John Major were all associated with enduring economic misery. The arrival in 1997 of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, the independence…

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