PRESS DIGEST- Financial Times - Sept 18

- Britain's public sector broadcasters will launch a digital service called Freely that will end the need for an aerial to access all freely available channels, allowing them to more directly compete against large streaming platforms. - Britain's Opposition leader Keir Starmer promised to seek a major rewrite of Britain's Brexit deal in 2025 if the Labour Party wins the next general election.

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- NHS braced for unprecedented strikes as doctors in England walk out - UK broadcasters develop free digital TV service to take on streaming

- Keir Starmer pledges to seek major rewrite of Brexit deal Overview

- An unprecedented strike by doctors at all levels of the National Health Service in England this week "will affect almost all planned care", NHS national medical director professor Stephen Powis warned. - Britain's public sector broadcasters will launch a digital service called Freely that will end the need for an aerial to access all freely available channels, allowing them to more directly compete against large streaming platforms.

- Britain's Opposition leader Keir Starmer promised to seek a major rewrite of Britain's Brexit deal in 2025 if the Labour Party wins the next general election. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom)

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