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London Tube strikes and road closures threaten platinum jubilee travel chaos
Four-day weekend in honour of Queen Elizabeth's 70 years on UK throne could be derailed by transport disruption
Bitcoin will fund clean energy revolution, say defiant industry chiefs
Mining the digital currency has been widely criticised but industry is fighting back
El Erian: Russia sanctions acting like a 'nuclear weapon' on global finance
World on precipice of a new economic order where US dollar is obsolete in large tracts, warn leading economists
UK foreign aid reforms seek to curb 'malign actors'
New International Development Strategy will spend more on country and bilateral programmes
How automotive industry became more profitable in midst of car-supply crisis
Longest lead times on cheapest cars as automotive switches focus from volume to profit
Queen Elizabeth II expresses sorrow at passing of 'distinguished' Sheikh Khalifa
The queen enjoyed a close relationship with the late UAE President forged over several state visits
At least 27 dead in New Delhi building fire
More than 50 rescued in continuing search operation with fears toll could be much higher
Broken Oasis guitar that broke up band fetches £325,000 at auction
Noel Gallagher's beloved red Gibson was smashed by his brother Liam on night the band split for good
Russian gas cut fear sparks EBRB warning of economic slump
Developed and emerging economies predicted to fall back as war in Ukraine and inflation rage
Prospect of Britain's second Regency era moves steadily closer
Long-standing monarch will delegate state opening to her heirs, Prince Charles and Prince William
Chance of 'harmful' 1.5°C global climate increase stands at 50-50 in next five years
World Meteorological Organisation says likelihood of threshold being temporarily exceeded is increasing with time
Keir Starmer promises to resign if fined for Covid lockdown rules breach
Labour leader attacks critics for seeking 'to feed cynicism' and vows no laws were broken at Labour offices in Durham last year
How the International Red Cross and Red Crescent movement was born
Its roots trace back to individual empowerment and globalisation in the late 18th and 19th centuries
Moon soil discovery raises prospect of human settlements in space
Chinese scientists find lunar soil compounds can generate oxygen and fuel
Energy prices propel massive inflation leap in March
Increase is steepest since October 1988 with one in five member countries recording double-digit inflation
