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    Most Britons believe Rwanda asylum deal will not work, polling shows

    Most British people believe the Rwanda asylum deal will fail to reduce small boat crossings and will be a waste of public money, polling suggests.Research by Ipsos for the British Future think-tank indicated warming attitudes towards migration in the UK, with only a minority of people now calling for overall immigration to be cut.It suggests that the position currently taken by the new home secretary Suella Braverman is at odds with the majority of the British public and a substantial portion of Conservative voters. More

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    Ai-Da robot makes history by giving evidence to parliamentary inquiry

    Sign up to the Inside Politics email for your free daily briefing on the biggest stories in UK politics Get our free Inside Politics email An AI-powered robot has become the first to give evidence to a parliamentary committee after appearing before peers to discuss the impact of technology on the creative industries. Ai-Da is […] More

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    Bank of England should extend emergency action, says pensions industry body

    For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails The Bank of England’s emergency action may need to be extended beyond this week to help manage market turmoil, according to a leading pensions industry body. The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) said a […] More

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    Bank of England forced to boost bond-buying scheme amid market turmoil

    Sign up to the Inside Politics email for your free daily briefing on the biggest stories in UK politics Get our free Inside Politics email The Bank of England announced that it will further expand its emergency bond-buying scheme, as it warned that an ongoing market rout on government debt poses a risk to Britain’s financial stability. Traders have […] More