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A deadly Russian attack on Ukraine leads Friday’s Financial Times, with dozens reported to have been killed – including children – after a “Russian rocket” came down on a village where “locals had gathered after a funeral”. Elsewhere, and for a second day running, the business paper has a report on Metro Bank which it says is “sounding out rivals about buying a third of its mortgage book to help bolster its balance sheet”.

Financial Times Front Page 31st of October 2024

The Chancellor has introduced a £40 billion increase in taxes to address financial challenges and public service issues, with the majority of the fiscal responsibility falling on businesses and the wealthy, while also significantly increasing borrowing to fund £100 billion in capital expenditure.

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