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Following the increase, due to take effect in April, it said the impact per draught pint for customers would be approximately £0.04.

From BBC

The amended guidelines will take effect from 20 February and apply to major platforms including Meta, YouTube and X. They will also apply to AI-generated content.

From BBC

The vaccine works against the flu that is circulating this year, and usually takes up to 14 days to take effect.

From BBC

In the year before the law took effect, Florida led the country in job creation.

From The Wall Street Journal

The new rates will take effect at Friday’s close.

From The Wall Street Journal