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The U.K. economy returned to slow growth in the latest August figures, albeit recording a sharp deceleration from the start of the year, ahead of U.S. tariffs on goods that crimped exports.

France -- which briefly detained one of the vessels recently -- has called for tougher actions to crimp the key source of revenues for Moscow's Ukraine war chest.

Both products are disc-shaped peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with crimped edges that are kept in the freezer.

Meanwhile, tighter immigration restrictions may be contributing to slower job gains by crimping labor-force growth.

She is due to deliver a budget in late November, with analysts expecting the government to raise some taxes to adhere to its self-imposed fiscal rules, actions that might crimp growth further.