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'If we're not there already we're coming to a town near you' Aldi says, vowing lower prices before Christmas
Aldi is to open 80 new shops over the next two years, as well as opening a new one every week until the end of the year, after sales hit a record high.
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Blackstone to pledge £100bn UK investment during Trump visit
Blackstone, the private equity giant which owns stakes in Legoland and swathes of British real estate, will this week pledge to invest £100bn in UK assets over the next decade during President Trump's state visit.
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UK and US firms announce deals in new 'golden age' of nuclear power ahead of Trump visit
The prime minister has hailed a new "golden age" of nuclear power as British and US companies announce five new commercial deals, ahead of the US president's state visit this week.
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New football watchdog to hold first summit despite European clubs clash
English football's new watchdog is convening its inaugural summit early next month despite being warned of a clash with the annual gathering of Europe's main clubs association.
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New drone factory to open in Swindon in 2026
A new drone factory will open in Swindon to help produce the uncrewed air systems the UK has sent to fight Russia in Ukraine, the government will announce today.
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'Don't drive great people away': Tory peer urges Rachel Reeves to 'think again' on tax rises
Rachel Reeves "should cut taxes to stimulate growth", Baroness Helena Morrissey has said, as she urged the chancellor to "think again" on hiking rates.
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Ex-chancellor Lord Hammond to step down as Copper chair
Lord Hammond, the former chancellor of the exchequer, is preparing to step down as chairman of Copper, the digital assets group, as it reorients its growth plans away from the UK to the US market.
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Starmer urged to maximise pressure on US over tariffs ahead of Trump’s visit
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is being urged to maximise pressure on the US to secure relief from tariffs ahead of Donald Trump's state visit.
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US financial firms pledge £1.25bn to UK ahead of Trump's visit
The UK government has announced more than £1.25bn in private US investment in the UK's financial services sector ahead of US President Donald Trump's second state visit.