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UK weather maps turn icy blue to reveal exact date brutal -1C Arctic blast hits
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BBC loses rights to sporting event in huge blow as Channel 4 signs multi-year deal
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Greggs confirms price rises on popular deals following weak summer sales
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Food producers warn of higher costs ahead – UK
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Bank of England outlook on economic recovery
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Privacy groups push back on digital-ID plans in the UK
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