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30 November: Annual Figure Falls Towards Long-Term Target Inflation in the bloc of 20 countries that use the euro currency is expected to stand at 2.4%

The former health secretary faced uncomfortable questions about his handling of the pandemic.

The former health secretary received a grilling at the UK’s Covid inquiry on Thursday in London

The former health secretary Matt Hancock has told the Covid inquiry the lockdown should have begun three weeks earlier, but claimed there was a toxic culture in Number 10 which wanted to "find people to blame". Mr Hancock also claimed he wasn't told about the Eat Out to Help Out scheme until the day it was announced.

The ongoing Covid inquiry has shone a light on a squalid administration more interested in burying negative headlines than keeping people safe during a disastrous pandemic

Shopper confidence remains very low and almost one in three expects to be worse off in the year ahead but there are small signs of recovery, a new

Chief scientific adviser had to “paper over the cracks” after direct criticism from scientists ruffled officials’ feathers

Poorer people weren’t sitting in their gardens on Zoom during lockdown, Andy Burnham said.

The Weekly Round-up: Gaza reprieve, Covid-19 Inquiry continues, and oil-spill litigation in the Niger Delta

Evidence from top scientists suggests problems with the politics and science.