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UK economy grew despite Trump tariffs causing three-year low in US goods exports – business live

Live, rolling coverage as surprise GDP acceleration in June helps quarterly output beat expectations, while eurozone industrial production slumps

UK tax data reportedly suggests claims of non-dom exodus overblown

HMRC figures appear to indicate departure of high net worth people is in line with OBR predictions, report says

UK economy posts surprise 0.3% growth in three months to June

GDP figure slower than previous quarter but beats expectations thanks to 0.4% expansion in June

Aviva stands by climate goals in face of US and UK net zero pushback

As insurer’s shares hit highest level since 2008, CEO says green issues are also important for many of its clients

Russian hackers seized control of Norwegian dam, spy chief says

Beate Gangås says attack in April by Norway’s ‘dangerous neighbour’ aimed to cause fear and chaos

Economic bounceback may be under way but Reeves cannot afford to relax

Growth of 0.3% is a positive sign but the chancellor still has major difficulties to confront

StubHub allowed prolific tout to list 300 tickets for sold-out Lewis Capaldi show

Expert says ‘reason to suspect industrial-scale criminality’ as TGCES lists 306 Sheffield tickets for up to £248 each

Drop in new properties for rent is steepest since Covid, says Rics

Monthly report from surveyors’ body sees ‘firmly negative trend’ that is expected to push up rental prices

Boosting productivity will be main priority of autumn budget, Reeves says

Exclusive: Chancellor focuses on investment and planning rules as she dismisses talk of tax rises as ‘speculation’

In our first year Labour fixed the foundations – now we must build a stronger economy for a renewed Britain

Labour is reversing a decade of stagnation and we’re making progress on wages, jobs and trade. But there is more to do, says Rachel Reeves, chancellor of the exchequer

The Guardian view on inheritance tax rises: to win the argument, ministers must build the case on fairness

Editorial: IHT is unpopular, but voters can be persuaded if the argument is about levelling life chances for young people

UK traffic to popular porn sites slumps after age checks introduced

Figures from digital data company show effect of strict rules brought in last month under Online Safety Act

‘I don’t touch my phone. At home, I’d be scrolling’: why young people are flocking to independent cinemas

Young people are drawn in by the promise of a ‘no-distractions’ zone, rereleases of old classics and music documentaries by global artists

Claire’s to appoint administrator in UK and Ireland, putting 2,150 jobs at risk

Jewellery retailer takes decision a week after bankruptcy filings by parent company in US and Canada

Qantas cancels flights at double the rate of Virgin, competition watchdog finds

Airlines have also been raising fares despite downward pressure on costs from falling jet fuel prices, ACCC says

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  • UK economy grew despite Trump tariffs causing three-year low in US goods exports – business live
  • UK tax data reportedly suggests claims of non-dom exodus overblown
  • UK economy posts surprise 0.3% growth in three months to June
  • Aviva stands by climate goals in face of US and UK net zero pushback
  • Russian hackers seized control of Norwegian dam, spy chief says
  • Economic bounceback may be under way but Reeves cannot afford to relax
  • StubHub allowed prolific tout to list 300 tickets for sold-out Lewis Capaldi show
  • Drop in new properties for rent is steepest since Covid, says Rics
  • Boosting productivity will be main priority of autumn budget, Reeves says
  • In our first year Labour fixed the foundations – now we must build a stronger economy for a renewed Britain
  • The Guardian view on inheritance tax rises: to win the argument, ministers must build the case on fairness
  • UK traffic to popular porn sites slumps after age checks introduced
  • ‘I don’t touch my phone. At home, I’d be scrolling’: why young people are flocking to independent cinemas
  • Claire’s to appoint administrator in UK and Ireland, putting 2,150 jobs at risk
  • Qantas cancels flights at double the rate of Virgin, competition watchdog finds
  • US treasury secretary Scott Bessent calls for half-point interest rate cut at next Fed meeting – as it happened
  • Is AI going to steal your job? Not if you work in cleaning, construction or hospitality, Australian report finds
  • Why the UK’s bank ringfencing doesn’t need large-scale reform
  • Tighter US border rules are putting European visitors off, says Tui
  • Labour to revive Northern Powerhouse Rail project
  • UK inheritance tax: how does it work and what may be changing?
  • Hong Kong’s CKI a leading contender to buy Thames Water, reports say
  • PwC tracks UK office attendance with ‘traffic light’ dashboard
  • Dairy farmers say worker shortage is threatening UK food security
  • NGOs urge Nandy to halt sale of Telegraph over China links
  • The Guardian view on Labour’s feelgood economy: it’s not for everyone – especially the poorest
  • Trump’s China trade truce extension spurs market rally
  • Treasury targeting inheritance tax reforms to help plug UK deficit
  • UK employers cut back on bonuses and hiring as economic slowdown hits jobs market
  • Three more interest rate cuts may be on the way. But when is increasingly looking like anyone’s guess

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