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09 Oct DUP presses Johnson to introduce direct rule in Northern Ireland

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Province has been without an elected government since collapse of power-sharing in 2017

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09 Oct What to expect on Brexit Super Saturday

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Boris Johnson is likely to use occasion to hold Commons vote to try to overthrow Benn Act

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09 Oct Unmarried couples pay the price of an outdated system

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More people are delaying marriage or choosing not to marry, leaving them without legal protection

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09 Oct Concern over return of ex-HS2 executives as consultants

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Leading MP in ‘despair’ over UK regulatory framework

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09 Oct Bank of England unveils the new-look £20 note

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UK’s most counterfeited banknote overhauled

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09 Oct UPDATE 1-WeWork India fighting for new funds after talks with local lender collapse

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WeWork's India franchise has seen talks with local lender ICICI Bank Ltd on $100 million in funding break down since The We Company's botched stock market launch, and is in early discussions to raise $200 million from new investors, the venture's chief shareholder Jitu Virwani said on Thursday.

09 Oct On Brexit, actions matter more than words

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Aggressive communication will help spin concessions as victories

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09 Oct Regulators reject Qatari-backed Deutsche Bank board member – sources

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Deutsche Bank's regulators are blocking a banker backed by its largest shareholder, Qatar's royal family, from a seat on the supervisory board because of a conflict of interest, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.