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Carex and St Tropez owner PZ Cussons seeing ‘early warning signals’ over product delays

CEO Jonathan Myers told the Standard the overall cost to the group of shipping and trucking goods to the UK from Asia and Africa has risen by around 10%

Marble Arch Mound: Thousands now FLOCK to derided attraction as spectacular light show draws crowds

The much pilloried £6m hillock has achieved unlikely cult status

M25 protests: Insulate Britain activist storms off Good Morning Britain after comparing movement to Churchill’s stand against fascism

The interview became heated when Mr Norton compared the movement to Winston Churchill’s stand against fascism and Hitler

Oleksandr Usyk warns Anthony Joshua that London is his ‘lucky place’ ahead of heavyweight title showdown

Oleksandr Usyk has warned Anthony Joshua that London is his lucky charm ahead of the pair’s heavyweight world title clash in the capital on Saturday night.

John McDonnell accuses Keir Starmer of attempting ‘grubby stitch up’ over Labour leadership election rules change

Sir Keir Starmer is facing a war with the Labour left as he seeks to force through major changes to the way the party elects future leaders.

Melbourne earthquake: Unusually strong tremor hits southeast Australia

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake has hit south-east Australia causing damage in Melbourne.

Wolves vs Tottenham: Carabao Cup prediction, kick off time, TV, live stream, team news, h2h results, odds

Two successive Premier League defeats have put the spotlight on Tottenham head coach Nuno Espirito Santo as Spurs resume their long quest for silverware in the Carabao Cup tonight.

Energy crisis: Taxpayers to pay ‘tens of millions’ to get CO2 pumping again amid soaring gas prices

The government's deal with CF Fertilisers to restart carbon dioxide production could cost taxpayers "tens of millions" of pounds, a minister has revealed.

M25 protests: Priti Patel seeks injunction to crack down on ‘guerilla’ activism after days of chaos

Priti Patel said the Home Office is working with National Highways to take legal action against the Insulate Britain group

Discrimination considered more offensive than swear words, Ofcom survey suggests

The broadcast watchdog commissioned a survey looking at attitudes towards offensive language.

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