UK shrugs off rail strikes to print £5.5bn
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UK shrugs off rail strikes to print £5.5bn

Mike Turner
June 21, 2022 03:31 PM
London, UK. 9 July 2015 - The biggest strike on the London Underground in 13 years is causing commuter chaos across the city. At St Pancras International and King's Cross stations both travelers arriving on the Eurostar and national rail trains, as well a

UK sovereign draws ample demand at the long end as markets continue to ignore domestic political upheaval

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