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Labour surge to near-certain victory in Makerfield as rivals collapse

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By Rick Kanda, Charlie Mullins OBE, James Green
| LondonlovesBusiness
With less than two weeks to go until the Makerfield by-election, Labour has opened up a commanding lead that now appears increasingly difficult for rivals to overturn, according to betting markets and recent polling trends. Labour has shortened to around 1/6 with bookmakers, reflecting what traders describe as a near-certain path to victory.
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Retailers warn Labour’s zero-hours crackdown could cost thousands of jobs

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By Rick Kanda, Charlie Mullins OBE, James Green
| LondonlovesBusiness
Labour is facing a fresh business backlash after retail leaders warned that its planned crackdown on zero-hours contracts risks destroying the very flexibility that millions of workers rely upon. The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has accused ministers of pressing ahead with reforms that could unintentionally regulate flexible employment out of existence, threatening a model that has become a cornerstone of Britain’s retail sector.
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The UK’s defence is exposed as Starmer’s security vision branded too slow for rising threats

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By Rick Kanda, Charlie Mullins OBE, James Green
| LondonlovesBusiness
The latest polling fallout from the release of bodycam footage relating to the murder of Henry Nowak has exposed sharply divided public reactions to how Britain’s main political figures have handled the crisis, with Nigel Farage recording the weakest approval rating among senior leaders. According to Opinium, Mr Farage registers a net score of -6, with 26 per cent of voters approving of his response and 32 per cent disapproving.
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