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A major poll reveals British voters regard Brexit as a failure that reduced economic growth, immigration control and national ...

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A majority of Britons support an Australia-style ban on social media for under-16s as the UK government has been warned “the ...

Used pyjamas, rotten fruit, and a Tottenham Hotspur book for a Chelsea fan rank among the most "disappointing" Christmas ...

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Rising prices for household goods have influenced 51% of Britons to buy fewer gifts this year, the Savanta polling revealed.

Half of these shoppers plan to brave the crowds on the high street, according to Barclays, with the rest seeking bargains online.

The biggest increase in cash withdrawals were recorded in East Anglia and Essex, the Shires and South London.