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Sterling slid to its lowest against the US dollar on record after traders swallowed the impact of the Chancellor’s tax cut plans.

Sterling hit its lowest level against the dollar since decimalisation in 1971, falling by more than 4% to just 1.03 dollars in early Asia trading.

The money raised will fund cancer care for hunter George Rhoden’s wife Dawn, who is battling advanced pancreatic cancer.

The comments came as the supermarket chain saw profits slump significantly last year after the firm witnessed rising costs and invested in pricing.

The wrought iron artefact was discovered during a seabed survey off the coast of Suffolk.

Rob Duncombe, chief pharmacist at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, is to take on the running event dressed as an oak tree.

Ahead of his conference party speech, shadow work and pensions secretary Jonathan Ashworth visited the Big Help community group in Liverpool.

Khayri, who was 15, died in hospital following an attack near the entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School in Woodhouse Hill.

The Chancellor has previously brushed off questions about the markets’ reaction to his mini-budget.

The papers lead with strategies to stimulate the UK’s economy and the threat of nuclear war in Ukraine.

Fresh embryo transfers do not appear to show the same risks.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has the main speech but Gary Neville will be the star attraction at the Liverpool conference.

The Royal Navy’s flagship dropped anchor within sight of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbour on Sunday.

Jim McMahon is expected to say his plans will ‘ensure running England’s water becomes a responsibility, not a cash machine’.

He resigned as deputy chief whip after allegedly assaulting two people at a private members’ club in June.

The driver of the car did not stop at the scene, police said.

The teenagers, who are both from Huddersfield, have been remanded in custody.

Rain, sunny spells and blustery winds are all predicted.

Angry protesters could be seen shouting and pushing against officers who had formed a line in front of the embassy.

Vadym Prystaiko said Ukraine needs ‘much more’ help from the UK as the country fights back against Moscow’s invasion.