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Energy bills predicted to drop in October
Annual energy bills for a typical household are expected to fall slightly to £1,926 from October, according to a new forecast.
Thursday 5 November 2026
Annual energy bills for a typical household are expected to fall slightly to £1,926 from October, according to a new forecast.
The government is encouraging councils to get pubs open earlier on Sunday ahead of the Women's World Cup final.
Retail sales volumes fell by 1.2% in July after the wet weather hit summer clothing sales and the cost of living weighed on food shoppers.
There are "genuine grounds for hope" that at least parts of Wilko will be taken over, according to the GMB union.
Rising interest rates have begun to bite UK companies, with a majority of businesses reporting the weakest output levels in eight months, according to a survey.
The banking sector is being warned it faces penalties if it does not secure free access to cash for the UK population, including businesses, following waves…
There are all kinds of articles in the news at the moment about AI and not all of them are positive. People are understandably a little…
The proportion of top A-level grades is down on last year but still remains above pre-pandemic levels.
As the first major global AI safety summit approaches, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is yet to provide crucial details such as an exact date and invitee…
UK FinTech Growth Partners LLP has unveiled the FinTech Growth Fund, backed by Barclays, NatWest, Mastercard, London Stock Exchange Group and Peel Hunt.
Nearly 30% of people find it difficult to afford essentials – like groceries, broadband and insurance – despite most people shopping around for better prices, a…
Scotland's finances are "improving at a faster rate" than the UK as a whole, a key ally of First Minister Humza Yousaf has insisted, despite new…
Up to 15,000 shops could disappear from the UK’s high streets by the end of 2025, a new report has warned, as more and more consumers…
HMRC has been criticised for spending just 6.5% of its £6.8bn annual budget on preventing specific areas of tax evasion, avoidance and non-compliance in 2022/23.
Budget supermarket chain Aldi has unveiled plans to expand its workforce creating over 1,700 new job opportunities in its regional distribution centres across the country.