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Interest rate cut fuels immediate upturn in UK property market
The first Bank of England rate cut in four years has triggered an immediate upturn in the UK property market, as cheaper mortgages prompt interest among buyers
Wingstop to open six more stores across UK this year…
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Why Britain stopped buying mobile phones
At the Mobile Phone Museum, a collection of more than 2,800 models dating back to the 1980s are on display. Whether it be the
GDP growth is strong but it masks UK plc’s deep-seated…
Britain was the fastest-growing economy in the G7 in the first half of this year. The unemployment rate is coming down and so is wage inflation. As Jim Callagha
Britain’s unstable tax regime will push us to Norway, says…
‘A road paved with pragmatism’Over the longer term Serica’s shares have fallen from £4.50 in August 2022 to around £1.3
Rachel Reeves’ pension plan could damage the north, says ex-minister
Government plans to create one of the largest pension schemes in the world from a merger of 87 local authority retirement funds could undermine investment in gr
‘I never liked Gail’s but that’s not why I’m opposed’:…
If you were looking for a neighbourhood in which a community was primed to take a stand against the incursion of gentrification, then Walthamstow Village is not
How to save Britain from a doom loop of decay,…
And yet the size of the UK’s public sector has inexorably increased, from around 30pc of GDP last century to, during Covid, o
X suspends business in Brazil over censorship row
X, formerly known as Twitter, has closed its office in Brazil over a censorship row. The social media platform said a Brazilian Supreme Court judge, Alexandre d
Parents outraged at Snoo after bassinet company charges fee for…
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Reeves’ appraisal of Britain’s economy is becoming laughable
First quarter growth was 0.7pc, while the second quarter, announced last week, yielded a still healthy 0.6pc. This annualises a
Miliband warned ‘absurd’ net zero electricity pricing will force factories…
The warnings come at a sensitive moment, as Labour ministers are seeking to negotiate taxpayer-supported deals to enable Port T
