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UK Economy Shows Resilience in March Amid Iran War, Chancellor Cites Stability

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The UK economy grew 0.3% in March, exceeding forecasts, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves attributing the resilience to the government's economic plan and arguing against leadership changes amid Labour party infighting.

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