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FTSE 100 Live 04 November: Index rises ahead of election and rate decisions, Ryanair profit falls

Investors are braced for volatility as they await the outcome of the US election and this week’s meetings of the Bank of England and Federal Reserve.

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FTSE 100 Live 01 November: Markets calmer after sell-off, Reckitt Benckiser shares jump

Borrowing costs continue to be in focus after a rocky week for markets on both sides of the Atlantic.

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FTSE 100 Live 31 October: Budget fears hit housebuilding and retail stocks, Shell beats forecasts

Housebuilding and retail stocks have fallen sharply amid the fallout from yesterday’s tax-raising Budget.

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FTSE 100 Live 30 October: Next forecasts £1bn profit, GSK vaccine sales weakness hits shares

A £1 billion profits landmark for Next and strong trading at Standard Chartered today provided FTSE 100 cheer during another painful session for GSK investors.

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FTSE 100 Live 29 October: HSBC shares rally as results beat hopes, BP profits fall

Top marks for Pearson and forecast-beating HSBC today contrasted with a results-day setback for BP near the foot of the FTSE 100 index.

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FTSE 100 Live 28 October: Oil price slide hits BP and Shell, Trainline upgrades guidance

A 5% slide in the price of Brent Crude today ensured BP and Shell led the fallers board during an otherwise resilient session for the FTSE 100 index.

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'No body, no parole' laws could be disastrous for the wrongfully convicted

The New South Wales government is set to introduce new “no body, no parole” laws, which will deny parole for homicide offenders who refuse to provide information or assistance to locate their victim’s remains.

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'No body, no parole' laws in spotlight ahead of convicted murderer Sue Neill-Fraser's release

A parole board decision will see convicted murderer Sue Neill-Fraser walk free — but that might not be the case if Tasmania followed the lead of other jurisdictions with 'no body, no parole' laws. So, how do they work?

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