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Nov- 2021 -11 November
UK ECONOMY GROWTH SLOWS AS SUPPLY PROBLEMS AFFECT RECOVERY
The UK's economic growth slowed between July and September as supply chain problems hindered the recovery, latest official figures
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11 November
SPACE X LAUNCHES FIFTH CREW TO SPACE
A SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule carrying four astronauts roared into outer space atop a Falcon 9 rocket on Wednesday, marking the kick
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10 November
SWEDISH PM TO HAND IN RESIGNATION
Swedish centre-left Prime Minister Stefan Lofven will ask parliament's speaker on Wednesday to begin the formal process of finding
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10 November
UK FOOD PRICES RISE TO ITS HIGHEST
Food prices are rising at their fastest pace since August 2020, figures from data firm Kantar suggest, as supply chain disruption continues
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9 November
SYDNEY AIRPORT AGREES T0 BILLION DOLLAR BUYOUT
Sydney Airport has agreed to accept a US$ 17.5 billion takeover bid from a group of investors. If completed, the deal will be one of Australia
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9 November
ROLLS-ROYCE BACKED TO DEVELOP NUCLEAR REACTORS
Rolls-Royce has been backed by a consortium of private investors and the UK government to develop small nuclear reactors to generate
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8 November
FOUR FACTORS THAT RAISE THE RISK OF YOU CATCHING COVID-19 – EVEN IF YOU HAVE BEEN VACCINATED
Vaccinated people are less likely than unvaccinated people to be hospitalised if they develop COVID-19 but they can still catch it and
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8 November
GENE LINKED TO DOUBLING THE RISK OF COVID-19
British scientists have identified a version of a gene that may be associated with double the risk of lung failure from COVID-19, a finding
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7 November
PFIZER ANTI VIRAL PILL IS 89 PERCENT EFFECTIVE
An experimental pill to treat COVID-19 developed by the US company Pfizer cuts the risk of hospitalisation or death by 89 percent in
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6 November
THE US TRADE DEFICIT JUMPS TO A RECORD HIGH
The US trade deficit jumped to a record high in September as exports slumped. The Commerce Department said that the trade gap
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