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Arm hits $68bn valuation in New York listing

Shares in Arm jumped on Thursday as the British microchip designer went public in New York, valuing it at nearly $70bn (£56.4bn) in a record-breaking float for a UK company.]]>

ECB raises interest rates to record high - latest updates

Arm valued at $52bn in New York stock market listing

China's great wall of debt driving ‘unsustainable’ increase in borrowing, IMF warns

China is driving global debt back towards unsustainable levels amid an “unparalleled” borrowing binge by property developers and local governments, according to the International Monetary Fund.]]>

Oil hits $92 for first time this year as Opec cuts trigger global supply shortfall

Motorists face a jump in petrol prices after Brent crude surpassed $92 a barrel for the first time this year, triggered by supply cuts from Saudi Arabia and Russia.]]>

Jeremy Hunt says November Budget tax cuts ‘unlikely’

Jeremy Hunt has played down hopes of tax cuts in the November Autumn Statement, warning that high inflation and spiralling debt interest costs have limited his room for manoeuvre.]]>

Hunt says tax cuts 'unlikely' - latest updates

Mike Yarwood turned impressions into Saturday night entertainment – Rory Bremner

Tributes have also been paid by fellow impressionists Alistair McGowan and Jon Culshaw.

Freddie Flintoff supported after face injuries spotted for first time since ‘horrific’ Top Gear crash

Flintoff had dangerous accident whereas filming BBC collection nine months in the past

Comedian and impersonator Mike Yarwood dies aged 82

He turned a family identify together with his capability to imitate politicians and other public figures.

Flintoff still has facial injuries nine months after Top Gear crash

The presenter and former cricket star was photographed in public for what is believed to the first time because the accident in December.

David Tennant shares simple reason he decided to reprise Doctor Who role

Scottish actor returns to the Whoniverse this autumn

Heathrow and Gatwick airports detect potentially dangerous concrete

Britain’s two busiest airports have detected the crumbling concrete that triggered a political crisis and forced the closure of hundreds of schools.]]>