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The number of mortgage approvals made to home buyers fell for the third month in a row in March, in signs of a slowdown as stamp duty changes loomed. The Bank of England said about 64,300 mortgages ...
David Lammy has said that UK support for Ukraine remains “steadfast” as he welcomed the economic deal signed between Washington and Kyiv.
Endometriosis occurs when cells similar to those in the lining of the womb grow in other parts of the body, such as the pelvis, bladder and bowel.
The FA said it had updated its policy in light of last month’s UK Supreme Court ruling regarding the Equality Act.
The Foreign Secretary will meet with Jagtar Singh Johal’s family next week as more than 100 parliamentarians signed a letter calling for urgency.
The iPhone maker has been accused by a judge of wilfully violating a court injunction in a competition case with the maker of Fortnite.
M&S stores have been left with empty shelves following a recent cyber attack, and among the products affected are Percy Pigs.
Ruth Barnwell, from Putney, heard the Germans had surrendered during lunchtime at HMS Quebec, a combined operations centre in Inveraray.
The National Theatre tickets were accepted and received on December 27 but were not declared on the members’ register of interests until March 27.
Steaks, mixed grills and gammon are set to be removed from Wetherspoon menus across the UK on May 14. The decision to remove these three items has not gone down well amongst Wetherspoon customers. One ...
The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit said 60 of an EV’s battery is capable of providing nearly six days of electricity for a typical UK home.
Lending giant Lloyds Banking Group has reported a fall in profits as it set aside more money for bad debts amid economic uncertainty due to the global trade tariff war. The group reported pre-tax ...
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