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March 16, 2023

WE'LL MAKE THIS WORK FOR BRITAIN

'I report today on an economy that is proving doubters wrong

4 mins

British ale may be warm but the duty on a pint is frozen'

Tax on draught beer will remain frozen from August 1 in a move that cuts the cost of pouring beer.

3 mins

Big boost for nuclear energy as it's given environmental green light

NUCLEAR energy is to be reclassified \"environmentally sustainable\" in a drive to make it generate a quarter of the UK's electricity by 2050.

3 mins

Balanced, shrewd and effective route to prosperity

NORMALITY has returned to British politics. In place of last autumn's turmoil at the Treasury, stability now reigns. It is a tribute to Jeremy Hunt's authoritative stewardship of the economy that he was able to deliver his Budget in an atmosphere N of calm rather than crisis. Pragmatic, solid and optimistic, the statement itself reflecting this mood of reassurance.

6 mins

US 'provoked Kremlin' over downed drone

THE downing of a US drone was a \"provocation\", proving America is directly involved in the Ukraine war, Russia said yesterday.

1 min

'Olivia killer's first gun may have jammed'

THE gun that killed nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel may have been a replacement for one which malfunctioned, a court has heard.

1 min

BBC sorry for sending licence fee demands to missing Claudia

The BBC has apologised to the mother of missing Claudia Lawrence after letters about licence fee payments were sent to her daughter's home.

1 min

Meghan serves up tips in a help yourself guide

DEAR old Meghan having Markle is bright ideas again: hot on the heels of allowing it to be known that her D children are a prince and princess of the Royal Family she has spent the last three years attacking, she is to revive her lifestyle blog, The Tig.

2 mins

HARRY War hero US airman found after 79 years

DNA identifies pilot who saved 7 in Sussex crash

2 mins

Simba's gone to the dogs

TELL me, do you feel at least a wee bit sorry for Simba Rwambiwa? I suppose that would partly depend on whether or not you’ve been watching the latest series of THE APPRENTICE (BBC1, 9pm). If you haven’t, I guess you’re more likely to be thinking: “Who the heck is Simba Rwambiwa?”

2 mins

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