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FIVE at FIVE: FTSE 100 falls; Boohoo bad; Tube strikes cancelled, Meta swerves EU ban, HS2 confusion

A roundup of the biggest stories on Tuesday

1. London Underground strikes called off, rail walkout still on for Wednesday

Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union members have called off Tube strikes this week after “significant progress” was made in negotiations.

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2. Meta may charge European users for ad-free Instagram and Facebook

Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:FB) may make subscribers in the European Union pay for ad-free access to Facebook and Instagram, according to reports.

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3. HS2 confusion over northern leg continues as Sunak mulls decision

Whether HS2 will continue through Birmingham to Manchester remains a mystery, with prime minister Rishi Sunak giving little away about the fate of the rail project.

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4. FTSE 100 closes at session lows, down 41 points at 7,470

At the close, London's lead index was down 40.56 points, 0.5%, at 7,470.16 while the FTSE 250 was at a year low, down 299.53 points, 1.7%, at 17,677.76.

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5. Boohoo warns of slipping sales after swinging into the red

Boohoo Group PLC (AIM:BOO) shares tumbled almost 10% after the online fashion retailer revealed it slipped into the red in the first half as revenue fell sharply.

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