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The Bank Rate cut reached 4.25% after nine policymakers produced three positions and enough fractions to unsettle a family calculator.
No public appointments appeared on the UN Secretary-General’s schedule, creating a rare diplomatic vacuum immediately filled by calendar analysts.
Planning reforms could add billions to the economy, according to an impact assessment whose upper estimate has already chosen a kitchen.
A railway landslip near Three Bridges has been repaired with steel, stone, wildlife checks and an unusually strong supporting cast of donkeys.
The FA Youth Cup final brings Aston Villa and Manchester City teenagers to Villa Park, where every adult will discuss their potential at once.
A clear atmosphere surrounds this hot sub-Neptune, although tourism officials remain quiet about the water vapour and 1,340-degree heat.
Hand hygiene still matters when wearing gloves, disappointing anyone who believed blue rubber granted permanent immunity from common sense.
A Star Wars droid can now follow its owner with 20 pounds of cargo, custom noises and no apparent opinion about the prequels.
The AI Consortium will discuss machine intelligence in finance while one algorithm quietly predicts the meeting will require a smaller meeting.
Press Freedom Day put artificial intelligence under newsroom scrutiny after it offered to improve democracy by changing the headline to ten breakfast hacks.
A cyber wake up call has reached British business, although security teams strongly advise directors not to click the enclosed alarm clock.
London Bridge toilets have gained 38 new units, almost doubling capacity for passengers whose most urgent connection is no longer a train.
