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Elizabeth Piper

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  • Chief Political Correspondent, Reuters
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UK political editor for Reuters based in London, previously worked in Russia, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere. All views here are my own.
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UK’s Starmer defends his government against Blair criticism

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By Elizabeth Piper , Toby Chopra
| bbc.bm
Blair, who led Labour to victory in three British elections between 1997 and 2007, took aim at Starmer and two potential rivals this week, in a more than 5,000 word essay International News via Reuters: Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended his government on Thursday against criticism from Labour’s longest-serving premier, Tony Blair, saying his ministers had adopted the right policies to start stabilising Britain after a period of flux.
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M&S expects profit recovery after cyber hack-driven slump

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By James Davey , Sarah Young, Elizabeth Piper 
| bbc.bm
M&S said its outlook for the current year takes account of higher fuel, freight and input costs caused by the Iran war and continued government tax levies and regulatory challenges for the sector International News via Reuters: British retailer Marks & Spencer forecast a return to profit growth this year after it slumped 24% in 2025/26, hit by a disruptive cyberattack that dented sales and margins.
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Labour's leadership battle risks reopening Britain's Brexit wounds

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By Elizabeth Piper 
| New Straits Times
BRANDING leaving the European Union a "catastrophic mistake" and advocating Britain's return to the bloc "one day", Labour leadership hopeful Wes Streeting has forced Brexit up the agenda in an expected race to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Almost 10 years since Britain voted narrowly to leave the EU, the Brexit debate has been an often muted backdrop to UK politics — something that leaders prefer to avoid to prevent a return of the bruising arguments that defined the referendum.
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