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President tries to deflect blame to predecessor as new GDP figures show U.S. economy contracted for first time in three years

Fifty-nine percent of respondents, a third of Republicans among them, believe that the U.S. is losing global credibility

The chancellor is plunging toward the approval rating of Kwasi Kwarteng in the wake of the September 2022 financial statement

Just one in five voters believe Rachel Reeves is doing a good job, as chancellor’s approval rating plunges towards that of her predecessor Kwasi Kwarteng prior to him being sacked

France has recorded its worst-ever position in the annual UN World Happiness Report, placing 33rd behind Saudi Arabia and just ahead of Singapore. This marks a significant decline for the country, which previously achieved its highest position at 20th place.

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Chair of the Royal College of GPs says it is ‘no surprise’ that better access to GP appointments was the main priority for the public

The Government’s health service aims and the public’s priorities may be misaligned, the Health Foundation think tank found.

The proportion of people saying the UK was heading in the wrong direction has remained high.