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28 Feb
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US-China trade deal nearing completion, says Politico

A deal to resolve the long-running trade war between the United States and China is "largely complete", according to a source cited by Politico.

28 Feb
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Trump-Kim talks break down over sanctions row

Th Vietnam summit between US President Donald Trump and the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un broke down on Thursday after the latter requested that all sanctions against it be lifted, according to Trump.

22 Feb
MOTORWAY
Drivers in Bristol 'the worst' for licence penalty points

More than 2. 5 million drivers across England and Wales currently had at least three points on their driving licences, with Bristol officially having the worst drivers, with 6. 8% of the population having at least three penalty points on their licences.

20 Feb
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TfL picks Go-Ahead and ViaVan for new 'on-demand' bus trial

Transport for London launched a four-week consultation on plans to trial what it called an “innovative on-demand bus service” in the south London borough of Sutton on Wednesday.

19 Feb
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Three policemen killed in Cairo suicide bombing

Three policemen were killed in a suicide bombing near Cairo’s famed tourist market late on Monday night, in an attack that also wounded two other policemen and a woman, according to Egyptian officials.

18 Feb
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Rail industry proposes weekly fare caps, more mobile tickets

The days of carrying a stack of orange printed tickets for a single rail journey could soon be over, as the industry announced a big overhaul of its ticketing strategy.

08 Feb
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Fund manager fined for influencing IPO price

A former fund manager has been fined over £32,000 by the City watchdog for misconduct during an initial public offering and placing.

05 Feb
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Almost two-thirds of Brits would switch energy provider if new price cap limit increases bill

A new survey has revealed that as much as 65% of Brits would switch the heir household energy provider if Ofgem's new price cap limit increases their bill.