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UK Demand for Child Pension Funds Triples
A couple in Wales are putting aside £100 a month for their two children, with the money not accessible until age 57 under current rules.
Equinor Warns UK Over Rosebank and Jackdaw Investment Plans
The Norwegian energy group said it could rethink new capital investment in the UK if the two North Sea projects are not approved.
US Withdraws All Bombers from RAF Fairford
Washington has sent around 12 B-1 bombers back to their main bases in the United States after an incident near the Gloucestershire air base came under scrutiny.
Interest in Pension Funds for Babies Rises in the UK
A couple in Wales is putting aside £220 a month for their two young children as tax breaks drive demand for these long-term accounts.
BT agrees deal to buy debt-laden TalkTalk
The transaction, now subject to review by the UK competition authority, marks a new chapter for the financially strained operator and its millions of customers.
UK Five-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate Rises to 6% for First Time in Three Years
UK mortgage costs have accelerated, with nearly 1,500 deals priced below 5% pulled from the market since early September.
UK Greens’ Zionism Vote Sparks Anger in Israel
The motion adopted at the party conference defined Zionism as a form of racism, drawing strong criticism from Tel Aviv and British Jewish groups.
Suspect Released on Bail in RAF Fairford Security Probe
A British-Iranian dual national detained after the security alert near RAF Fairford in England has been released on bail while the investigation continues.
UK Energy Bills Face Calls for Emergency Winter Support
Energy UK has urged extra help for households ahead of winter, citing a possible 16% rise in January and mounting debt.
More Young Workers in the UK Are Opting Out of Pensions
Young employees squeezed by living costs, rent and debt are leaving workplace pension schemes to free up cash in the short term.
UK Energy Bills Rise, With a 16% Jump Possible in January
Nearly 20 million households on Ofgem’s price cap face higher gas and electricity bills this winter as wholesale costs climb.
UK sets February 2027 deadline for crypto applications
The FCA’s new framework gives companies roughly five months to prepare, while firms already on the register have a partial head start.
DIY Boom in the UK Is Drawing More Women into Trades
A surge in social media content, cost-of-living pressure and a shortage of tradespeople are pushing more women in Britain toward home renovation and skilled trade work.
UK Energy Bills Could Jump Sharply in January
Cornwall Insight says a typical annual energy bill on variable tariffs could rise to £1,999 in January.
UK to overhaul pension triple lock in 2030
The state pension will keep rising by at least inflation or 2.5% each year, but the annual link to wage growth will be removed.
UK triple lock overhaul could save billions by 2040
Andy Burnham’s plan would keep inflation protection for the state pension while scrapping the annual link to wage growth.
Avanti West Coast set for public ownership in March
The UK government will bring Avanti West Coast into public ownership when its contract ends on March 7, stepping in over delays and service problems.
UK Triple Lock Pension Rise Comes Under Review
The government’s search for new funding for social care has raised fresh questions over the future of the state pension protection system.
Aldi Says Some Loyalty Discounts Can Mislead Shoppers
Aldi UK chief Giles Hurley says some supermarket loyalty deals do not offer genuine discounts, as the company reports stronger sales.
UK Restaurants Turn to Discounts and Loyalty Perks
More than a third of Britons have cut back on dining out, according to YouGov, pushing restaurants to launch new offers to revive demand.
Bond sell-off pushes government borrowing costs higher
Rising tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, expectations of sticky inflation and stronger global borrowing demand are pointing to a new era of more expensive government debt.
Six ways to save money when eating out in the UK
As the cost-of-living squeeze continues, restaurants in Britain are using loyalty schemes, off-peak discounts and kids’ meal deals to attract diners.
Victoria Beckham Holdings posts first operating profit since launch
The fashion and beauty group returned to the black in 2025 with an operating profit of £7.3 million, ending years of losses.
Cheltenham hobby shop turns to fundraising as costs soar
Independent craft store The Kiwi Fruit is Cute has launched a donation drive after its overheads doubled following a move.