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Coronavirus: Stocks surge globally after biggest daily rise since 2015 in China
Global stock markets have surged despite rising clusters of coronavirus infections threatening to derail economic recovery.
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Coronavirus: Businessman loses legal fight over 'draconian' lockdown
A millionaire businessman has lost his bid to bring a High Court challenge against the government over the coronavirus lockdown.
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Coronavirus: Pilots' union has reached outline deal with British Airways in fight to save jobs
Pilots' union BALPA has told members it has reached an outline deal with British Airways (BA) management about job cuts and changes to pay and conditions.
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Coronavirus: Pret A Manger to close 30 shops - putting at least 1,000 jobs at risk
Pret A Manger is to permanently close 30 shops as a result of "significant operating losses", putting at least 1,000 jobs at risk.
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OnlyFans could be hit with bill for more than three years' worth of unpaid taxes
OnlyFans, a content subscription service popular with amateur pornographic models, could face a VAT bill covering more than three years' worth of uncollected taxes, Sky News has learnt.
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Coronavirus: Israel government reimposes lockdown measures after spike in cases
Israel's government has ordered the immediate closure of bars, gyms, nightclubs, swimming pools and event halls after a spike in coronavirus cases.
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Boohoo to investigate supplier over claim it paid workers £3.50 an hour
Online fashion retailer Boohoo has promised to investigate one of its suppliers in Leicester over claims staff have been made to work for less than minimum wage.
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Have Aviva shareholders finally secured the ally they craved?
Life at Aviva, the UK's second-biggest insurance company by stock market value, is seldom dull.
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TransferWise hits £4bn valuation as employees cash out
TransferWise, the British fintech champion, is on the brink of joining an exclusive club of UK start-ups to achieve $5bn (£4bn) valuations with a share offering that is attracting interest from major global investors.
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Coronavirus: Demand for new cars falls by 34.9% as dealerships get used to 'new normal'
Demand for new cars fell by 34.9% last month, according to figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
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'Scum' spray-painted onto Milton Keynes couple's store window as well as other graffitiA Milton Keynes couple have had the word 'Scum' spray painted onto their store window, as well as other graffiti on their store sign.
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Cat is stabbed twice in Milton KeynesLast week, a family discovered that their pet cat had been stabbed in each of her back legs.
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EXCLUSIVE: McDonalds to restart breakfast service in Milton Keynes from July 8thMKFM understands that McDonalds will be re-starting their breakfast service in all Milton Keynes stores from 8th July.
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Milton Keynes local coronavirus case numbers do NOT include Drive-Through test centre resultsA national newspaper has revealed that government coronavirus case numbers on a local authority level do not include any tests from local drive-through test centres and some home testing kits.
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Coronavirus test centre employee's outcry over being charged to park whilst at work in Milton KeynesEmployees at the drive-in coronavirus test centre in Central Milton Keynes have to pay to park each day, it has been revealed.
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Cafe Rouge to close in Milton Keynes as owners of chain enter administrationCafe Rouge in Milton Keynes will be closing permanently as the owners of the chain enter administration.
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The areas in Milton Keynes where the most deaths involving coronavirus have sadly happenedThe Office for National Statistics have revealed new localised data on the number of deaths which have taken place involving coronavirus.
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Only two patients are currently receiving treatment for coronavirus at Milton Keynes HospitalHospital chiefs are pondering how to persuade patients who are scared of catching covid-19 to turn up for treatment.
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All systems go for £240million Milton Keynes Hospital redevelopment planChiefs have given their blessing to taking the next steps in a £240 million part redevelopment of Milton Keynes University Hospital.
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Two deaths at Milton Keynes Hospital - including a suicide - are under investigation as staff learn lessons from covid crisisThe tragic deaths of two patients at Milton Keynes Hospital during the height of the coronavirus pandemic are under investigation.
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Primary school near Milton Keynes closed after pupil tests positive for coronavirusDeanshanger Primary School has temporarily closed after a year six pupil tests positive for coronavirus, MKFM can reveal.
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