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The Bank of England has announced that it will step in to calm markets after the government's tax-cutting plans sparked a fall in the pound and caused borrowing costs to surge.
The Bank said it would buy government bonds on a temporary basis to help "restore orderly market conditions".
The pound hit a record low on Monday following the chancellor's mini-budget last week.
Markets also warn interest rates could spike after borrowing costs jumped.