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Burnham's 2.5% deposit pitch opens Labour's Liverpool week as England fall to Spain
Sunday's UK slate spans Your First Home, conference politics, Met Office rain, flu jabs, cinema wide releases, and Wembley's 3-2 Nations League loss.
SportsKane Penalty Miss Lets Spain Rally to 3-2 Nations League Win at Wembley
Spain beat England 3-2 at Wembley in the Nations League as Harry Kane missed a second-half penalty that would have put the hosts two goals ahead against the world champions.
Today's picks
BusinessYour First Home Lets Buyers Put Down 2.5% as Burnham Repackages Help to Buy Funding
PoliticsPowell Opens Liverpool Conference as McFadden Defends Three-Month Jobs Guarantee for Young Claimants
OpinionEditorial: A 2.5% Deposit Cannot Fix Welfare Bills Burnham and Healey Still Owe the Treasury
ScienceAtlantic Rain Band Closes Out September Warm Spell in the Southeast, Met Office Confirms
HealthSchool Flu Spray Programme Accelerates Across England as October Adult Rollout Nears
EntertainmentJane Austen Adaptation Takes Widest UK Release Frame Against Pitt Survival Drama
StocksLondon Markets Stay Shut Sunday While Bond Investors Brace for Monday Hormuz Oil Spike
SecurityCity of London Police Urge Conference Delegates to Verify Liverpool Hotel Listings
AINarayan Faces Liverpool Conference Questions on Where AI Safety Institute Staff Will Land
TechnologyChancellor's Flexible Finance Export Loans Target Brazil, Morocco and Mexico Buyers
Credit CardsFCA Mortgage Affordability Stress Tests Still Count Card Minimum Payments Against First-Time Buyers
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City of London Police Urge Conference Delegates to Verify Liverpool Hotel Listings
Action Fraud data on booking-platform phishing meets a Liverpool conference weekend where delegates were urged to verify hotel payments only through official apps or listed phone numbers.
Narayan Faces Liverpool Conference Questions on Where AI Safety Institute Staff Will Land
AI minister Kanishka Narayan arrives at Labour's Liverpool conference with civil servants still mapping which teams move to the Cabinet Office after Andy Burnham abolished DSIT.
Chancellor's Flexible Finance Export Loans Target Brazil, Morocco and Mexico Buyers
Chancellor John Healey previewed Flexible Finance export loans for buyers in Brazil, Morocco and Mexico to fund purchases of British goods, ahead of the October Budget.
FCA Mortgage Affordability Stress Tests Still Count Card Minimum Payments Against First-Time Buyers
Burnham's 2.5% deposit pitch does not change FCA affordability rules that still count credit card minimum payments against stressed mortgage offers for first-time buyers.