News Updates In United Kingdom And United States Today

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 UK snow forecast: Weather maps show where Arctic conditions will hit UK this week

New weather maps show the exact areas where Britain will be hit with more snow and crippling ice this week, as the Arctic conditions throw the country into chaos.

With the snow bringing much of the UK to its knees, shutting schools , grounding planes at airports and jamming motorways, Brits will be looking to find out how long the bitter temperatures are set to go on for. -Mirror

Bosses let workers leave early and schools tell parents to pick children up by 2pm ‘so no one is travelling in the dark’

News Updates In United Kingdom today includes that: Parents and workers who successfully dropped their kids off at school or reached the office this morning didn’t have long to bask in their achievement as they faced a similar challenge in getting home again this evening.

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Some kind bosses worried about staff safety permitted them to clock off early to avoid the slush before it freezes.

Mailonline

=Slowing Growth Edges Out Inflation as Top Concern

Equities and fixed-income markets have diverged in December, with energy and financial stocks among the worst-performing sectors

In 2021, officials thought that high inflation would be temporary. But a year later, it was still near a four-decade high. -Wall Street Journal

Supreme Court takes up second case on Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan

A trending news in the United States today is that: The Supreme Court agreed Monday to take a second appeal dealing with President Joe Biden’s $400 billion student loan forgiveness plan.

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The decision means the high court will hear two cases on the program as soon as February as the administration seeks to revive an effort that could affect 40 million Americans holding student debt.

-USA Today