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Gilts plunge to 28-year low as Starmer clings on, leaving SMEs braced for borrowing squeeze
Starmer moves to nationalise British Steel as commercial rescue collapses
UK borrowing costs spike to 18-year high as Starmer leadership crisis spooks markets
Poultry powerhouse 2Sisters lifts supermarket prices by £70m to absorb Labour’s National Insurance shock
Greggs takes the sausage roll abroad with Tenerife debut
Used electric car sales accelerate to record quarter as motorists seek shelter from forecourt pain
OpenAI mints hundreds of overnight millionaires as staff cash out $6.6bn in share sale
Eon swallows Ovo in £600m deal that crowns Germany’s biggest energy giant as Britain’s largest supplier
Vauxhall turns to China’s Leapmotor in bid to keep British motoring affordable
TG Jones faces bailiff threat as WH Smith successor buckles under unpaid tax bills

Royal Mail workers vote to strike

October 8, 2009
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Britain's bond market delivered its sharpest rebuke yet to Sir Keir Starmer's premiership on Tuesday, with 30-year gilt yields climbing to their highest level this century as the prime minister stared down a growing chorus of Labour MPs demanding he step aside.

Gilts plunge to 28-year low as Starmer clings on, leaving SMEs braced for borrowing squeeze

UK 30-year gilt yields hit their highest level since 1998 as Sir Keir Starmer rebuffs resignation demands, sending sterling lower and threatening to push SME borrowing costs higher still.

Starmer moves to nationalise British Steel as commercial rescue collapses

UK borrowing costs spike to 18-year high as Starmer leadership crisis spooks markets

Poultry powerhouse 2Sisters lifts supermarket prices by £70m to absorb Labour’s National Insurance shock

Greggs takes the sausage roll abroad with Tenerife debut

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