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and Iran refusing to allow its highly enriched uranium to be moved out of the country.

Shares in Corweave fell as much as 13% in late trading after it reported a bigger than expected loss and increased capital expenditure that alarmed investors.

The AI data centre operator reported its losses had widened to 89 cents per share in the fourth quarter, more than analysts expected.

Corweave has been raising billions of dollars to plough into new infrastructure, but some investors are starting to look cautiously at the amount of capital spending in the AI space.

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Here in the UK, the Green Party has taken a Labour safe seat in a special election, raising existential questions for Keir Starmer's government.

Hannah Spencer secured 40.7% of the vote in the Gorton and Denton constituency, with Labour coming in third with 25% and Reform UK second on 28%.

Spencer says the Greens have defeated the parties backed by billionaire donors.

Spencer's win is the first time the Green Party has ever won a UK by-election.

The scale of the victory allows the Greens to frame themselves as an electable left-wing alternative to the Labour government.

That is likely to set off alarm bells inside Downing Street where Labour MPs have already questioned Prime Minister Keir Starmer's political strategy and future.

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and Iranian forces have agreed to restart nuclear talks as soon as next week, after the latest round of discussions ended yesterday.

With just days to go before U.S.

President Donald Trump's deadline to reach an agreement, Bloomberg understands the Americans have been disappointed with progress so far.

However, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told state television the meetings showed good progress.

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