Was Rachel Reeves ‘Let Go’ by Both the Bank of England and HBOS?
28 December 2024
by David Craig
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A centuries-old tradition faces the axe as the Army considers scrapping the cross from chaplains' badges in a "woke" push for diversity and multiculturalism.
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