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Said he wants to see the crooked house pub near dudley, an 18th century building called "britain's wonkiest pub", rebuilt. an arson investigation is under way after a fire at the pub was followed by its ruins being demolished. our midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. a week ago, the much loved black country landmark was still standing, just as it had for 250 years. subsidence had left it in its famously wonky state. the brewers marston's sold it two weeks ago, and the pub was closed. it is believed the pub was closed. it is believed the new owners wanted to change its use. then last sat...

Echoes of the past in northern ireland have never gone away, but the psni data breach has left police officers here and their families extremely fearful of the future. sara girvan, bbc news, belfast. figures released today have showed the uk economy performing better than expected over the spring, with growth of 0.2% between april and june. the warm weather injune is part of the reason as it encouraged people to go out to pubs and restaurants and there was also increased activity in manufacturing. the prime minister says the figures show his plan for the economy is on track. labour says the uk...

Hardest, even though we have seen benefits —wise, the minimum wage rise, economists calculate if you take into account inflation and also tax changes, they may be up to 15% worse off than they were prior to the pandemic. the average person is 5% to 10% worse off, if you are a borrower typically aged between 30 to 60, higher mortgage bills, you are going to feel an extra hit on top of that. those in the northeast, worst—affected, those in london, most are shielded. there are other winners. if you are older, a saver with a generous pension, you may not be worse off at all. for the rest of us...

To come to terms with what happened to this ten-year-old girl.— to this ten-year-old girl. louisa, many thanrs- — the uk economy performed better than expected over the spring with growth of 0.2% between april and june, according to figures released today. the warm weather injune is part of the reason as it encouraged people to go out to pubs and restaurants and there was increased activity in manufacturing. the prime minister says the figures show his plan for the economy is on track. labour says the uk remains trapped in low growth and high tax. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshin...

Now and then. could be a tough six months between now and then-— and here, the uk may be on course for five years of lost economic growth, according to a leading think tank. the national institute of economic and social research says brexit, covid and russian's invasion of ukraine have badly affected the british economy. it says �*stuttering growth�* may widen the gap between the wealthier and poorer parts of the country. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshini david is with me. a pretty gloomy picture? it is not cheering anyone up there lunchtime! when we look at this report it sugg...