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Matt Elliott retweeted
First time at a JP Morgan conference (Frontier markets) and what’s impressed me most so far .. plug sockets in the specially designed conference room so you can recharge your gadgets
Ralph Yarl: Black teen shot in head at doorstep after ringing wrong doorbell #RalphYarl #Shot
Just Stop Oil protester jumps on table at World Snooker Championship #WorldSnookerChampionship #Snooker #JustStopOil
Matt Elliott retweeted
Pele did it first
RIP to a legend ⚽️ xitter.cf/Mfutebolisticos/status…
#DoomandGloom UK inflation accelerated more than expected driven by food and drinks, adding to a #CostOfLivingCrisis. The Consumer Prices Index rose 10.1% in September from 9.9% the month before, matching a 40-year high reached in July, the Office for National Statistics.
The #UK #economy shrinks in August for the first time in two months, raising the possibility that the country is now in a #recession. The 0.3% drop in output was driven by a sharp decline in #manufacturing and a small contraction in #services [ONS, Bloomberg UK]
Matt Elliott retweeted
Eltham College is celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth by focusing on #BlackBritishHistory, amplifying stories of positivity, progression, and potential. We will have inspiring talks delivered by students and guests to celebrate the diversity of our community. bit.ly/3UYxkYK
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October marks #BlackHistoryMonth in the UK. Each year, teams across University host a number of activities, events and seminars.
See our list of events here ⤵️
bath.ac.uk/announcements/bla…
ALT Black History Month. Discover a range of BHM events for staff and students to get involved in throughout October.
UK customers face ‘catastrophic winter’ as energy costs soar. Ofgem will announce its new energy price cap today, which will come into force from 1 October.
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UK #inflation jumped to 10.1% in July, above a consensus forecast of 9.8% and up from 9.4% in June.
Inflation was led this month by #food and non-alcoholic beverage prices (where the annual rate hit 12.7%, up from 9.8%)...
