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Andy Burnham Allies Confident of Leadership Coronation After By-election Victory
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Siyaset·4 sa önceAI özeti

Andy Burnham Allies Confident of Leadership Coronation After By-election Victory

Andy Burnham's allies are increasingly confident of a leadership "coronation" after his by-election win, with numbers backing his bid surging past 300 MPs. This surge could complicate a challenge from Wes Streeting, though some MPs want Burnham to face a full contest to scrutinize his ideas. The Labour party rules require 81 MPs for a contest, and Starmer has stated he will fight any challenge.

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AstraZeneca Announces £300m UK Investment as Starmer Credits US Pharma Deal
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Business·29.04.2026AI özeti

AstraZeneca Announces £300m UK Investment as Starmer Credits US Pharma Deal

AstraZeneca is investing £300m in UK operations, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced at PMQs, protecting jobs in Cambridge and Macclesfield. The investment comes seven months after the company paused a £200m Cambridge expansion and is tied to a new US pharmaceutical deal requiring UK to pay 25% more for medicines by 2035. Meanwhile, NIESR warns the Iran war could cost the UK £35bn in GDP over 2026-2027.

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Guardian Business
UK Exports to Middle East Drop 20% Since Iran War Began
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Business·29.04.2026AI özeti

UK Exports to Middle East Drop 20% Since Iran War Began

UK exports to the Middle East have fallen 20% year-on-year since the Iran war began eight weeks ago, with certificates of origin dropping from 15,437 to 12,360. NIESR predicts the conflict will cost the UK economy £35bn in 2026-2027 even in a best-case scenario. Oil prices have risen 3.3% to $115/barrel amid reports of a planned US blockade of Iranian ports, while EU economic sentiment has tumbled 2.9 points.

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Guardian Business
Mindestens acht Tote bei massiven russischen Angriffen auf Dnipro
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Dünya·25.04.2026AI özeti

Mindestens acht Tote bei massiven russischen Angriffen auf Dnipro

Bei russischen Raketen- und Drohnenangriffen auf die ostukrainische Stadt Dnipro wurden mindestens acht Menschen getötet und mindestens 49 weitere verletzt. Die Angriffe dauerten rund 20 Stunden und trafen Wohnhäuser, Unternehmen und Energieinfrastruktur. Die russische Armee setzt nach Angaben Kiews eine neue Taktik ein, bei der Angriffe nachts beginnen und sich in Wellen bis in den Tag hinziehen. Auch eine Drohne stürzte im Nato-Mitgliedstaat Rumänien ab.

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