A missing 14-year-old girl from east Suffolk has been found.
Officers appealed for help to trace Sofia Ciuksyte, who was last seen in Martlesham Heath at about 5.10pm on Wednesday.
She was last seen wearing a green coat, short jeans and white trainers.
A police spokesperson has now confirmed that at 9.26pm Sofia was found safe and well.
The pensioner vote has been a key battleground in this election. One of the Conservatives’ key pledges was the introduction of the “triple lock plus”, a higher tax-free personal allowance for the retired.
"She effectively shut down the store bakery for a week. It took not one, but two people to replace my 67-year-old mother. She never went back. The department manager was fired."
Chinese takeaway Chee Wei has been given a top hygiene rating after being handed a one star previously.
Thailand's consumer protection agency has received about 70 complaints since initiating a probe into aggressive discounting by BYD dealers that has left some buyers feeling they overpaid for their Chinese electric vehicles. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin told BYD Chief Executive Wang Chuanfu, who was in Thailand to mark the opening of its first Southeast Asian factory this week and paid a courtesy call to the premier on Friday, to better manage customer expectations about pricing and ensure local buyers were protected. Wang gave assurances that future pricing would be appropriate and affected customers would receive support, according to a government spokesman.
Suffolk Trading Standards has seized thousands of unsafe products set to be sold on eBay.
A senior executive at a FTSE 250 firm who was told by his younger boss he was an “old fossil” who “did not know how to manage millennials” has won a £3.1 million age discrimination payout.
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The European Union on Thursday slapped extra provisional duties of up to 38 percent on Chinese electric car imports because of Beijing's "unfair" support, a move that risks escalating tensions with Beijing.- Expected cut to imports - The United States has already hiked customs duties on Chinese electric cars to 100 percent, while Canada is considering similar action.
America’s employers delivered another healthy month of hiring in June, adding 206,000 jobs and once again displaying the U.S. economy’s ability to withstand high interest rates. Last month’s job growth did mark a pullback from 218,000 in May. But it was still a solid gain, reflecting the resilience of America’s consumer-driven economy, which is slowing but still growing steadily. The unemployment rate ticked up from 4% to 4.1%, a still-low number but the highest rate since November 2021.
STORY: China has dropped some hints about how it could retaliate against EU tariffs on its electric vehicle exports. The Commerce Ministry said Friday it would hold a hearing to examine claims European brandy producers are selling into the country at below market rates. Officials have also referred to another probe into EU pork exports. Analysts say the targets were chosen to pressure Spain and France - which have been among the strongest backers of the new levies. Europe this week imposed import tariffs of up to 37.6% on China-made EVs. That will hit local brands like BYD, but also Chinese-made cars from western firms including Tesla. The tariffs are provisional, while Brussels conducts a probe in Beijing’s support for its carmakers. China has said both sides should stay at the negotiating table for now. Officials have said they don’t want another trade war, but will take all necessary steps to protect Chinese firms. Reports in state-backed media indicate other possible targets for retaliation. That could include dairy products and luxury cars. The EU tariffs have also divided opinion in Europe. German automakers have called for them to be scrapped, fearing they could be a target for Beijing’s response.
Accused speak out of turn about climate threat and challenge judge who orders jury to leave
The hacker lifted details from discussions in an online forum where employees talked about OpenAI's latest technologies, the report said, citing two people familiar with the incident. In May, 16 companies developing AI pledged at a global meeting to develop the technology safely at a time when regulators are scrambling to keep up with rapid innovation and emerging risks.
UK Steel says British firms paid prices in spring well over double French and Spanish equivalents
North Sea oil and gas producers urged Britain's incoming Prime Minister Keir Starmer to provide clarity on his election promise to increase tax on the sector, warning it could lead to a rapid decline in output and revenue. Starmer's Labour Party swept to power in a parliamentary election on Thursday, ending 14 years of Conservative government. David Whitehouse, Chief Executive of industry body Offshore Energies UK, said the sector and investors were deeply concerned over Labour's plans.
BEIJING (Reuters) -China announced the next step in its anti-dumping investigation into European brandy imports on Friday, ramping up tension on the day the European Commission's provisional tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles take effect. Ahead of the bloc confirming tariffs of up to 37.6% on Chinese-made EVs on Thursday, a commerce ministry spokesperson told a news conference that Brussels and Beijing should keep negotiating, but kept the prospect of retaliation was alive with a reference to another investigation into EU pork imports.
China's Chery Auto is starting sales in Italy with a petrol version of its Omoda 5 crossover SUV, priced from 27,900 euros ($30,182), as the automaker assesses its options to expand its manufacturing capacity and sales in Europe. One of several Chinese companies bringing budget cars to Europe, mostly electric, Chery began European sales in Spain earlier this year. It is now expanding in the region and aims to enter over 60 new markets globally in the next three years, Vice President Shawn Xu said late on Thursday at a presentation in Milan.
Dave Stephenson’s dual role is emblematic of a larger shift within the HR space that puts a new emphasis on business skills.
Energy must be directed to a successful transition
Bored of corn with butter? Ty these easy, delicious Mexican-inspired corn recipes that enliven the veggie with the flames of a grill and zesty flavorings.
Two-thirds of American middle-income families feel they are falling behind the rising costs of living in the US, according to data from Primerica. Though a tick down from last year's sentiment of 71%, this is still a worrying figure as more Americans are dealing with price pressures tied to housing costs and food prices. Primerica (PRI) CEO Glenn Williams talks more about the data with Brad Smith, stating "we also detect a high level of stress financially from these families" as US consumers reprioritize their spending. "As we sit down with families, clearly they know they need to be saving for the future, particularly for retirement. They need to make sure debt doesn't get out of control. But we see them in action. We sit down with them and first analyze where they are today. And that's where it exposes that. What sometimes they think is happening is not exactly what's happening. They're spending more than they think. They're using credit more, they're saving less, or the amount that they're saving is not going to get them where they want to go in time," Williams elaborates. "And then as families get started, they get a little momentum. And then they find out it's easier to take the next step and the next step. We find out that, Brad, it's not usually the information, it's the personal application of the information to their specific circumstances that confuse families. And then it's the motivation to act and continue to act that families need." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.
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