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In the global bond markets, the rates that investors demand for borrowing dropped sharply, reversing a surge earlier in the week, as confidence grew in a Fed rate cut.

Yet, Brexit is a major fault line that sharply distinguishes those who do and do not support Reform.

Sterling was down against the dollar to $1.3439 after falling sharply on Tuesday.

The UK's second largest supermarket has begun an eight-week trial in two stores as part of a crackdown on the crime, which has increased sharply in recent years.

But the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease was sharply higher.