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Why France is at risk of becoming the new sick man of Europe

Why France is at risk of becoming the new sick man of Europe6 hours agoHugh SchofieldParis correspondentBBCSome people in France were upset to learn this week that their political chaos was being...

No more interest rate cuts THIS YEAR - and Rachel Reeves and Ed Miliband are to blame

The Bank’s rate-setting monetary policy committee (MPC) will announce its latest decision at midday. It has already cut base rate five times since last August, most recently a month ago when it...

I visited underrated UK county 5 years in a row - it's better than Cornwall and Somerset

As a county, Norfolk has built up somewhat of a quirky reputation for itself over the years. And depending on who you are talking with, the phrase ‘normal for Norfolk’ can appear to either...

Rachel Reeves 'Chancellor in name only' and Keir Starmer 'on the brink'

Rachel Reeves has been branded a “Chancellor in name only” with Sir Keir Starmer creating his own economic team in Number 10 as he fights to end the chaos which has put his premiership in the...

Angela Rayner pocketed £1000 of freebies while staying at new Brighton scandal apartment

Angela Rayner has compounded her scandal nightmare after it was revealed she accepted £1,100 in free tickets just days before her flat tax scandal emerged. According to her register of interests, Ms...

Kemi Badenoch skewers Keir Starmer in PMQs clash - 'grow a backbone, sack Rayner!'

Furious Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch demanded that Angela Rayner face the sack after she admitted underpaying stamp duty on a third home - and told Sir Keir Starmer: "If he had a backbone he...

Asda boss explodes at Rachel Reeves and orders her to ‘stop taxing everything!’

The boss of one of Britain's biggest supermarkets has delivered a blistering attack on Rachel Reeves, urging the Chancellor to stop "taxing everything" as businesses and middle-class families buckle...

I left Germany to live by the sea after years of feeling downtrodden

A mother of three from Germany has completely transformed her family's financial circumstances by launching a digital marketing enterprise that brought in €400,000 in revenue within months of its...

Meghan Markle's drops 'subtle' message to Royal Family with £6k necklace

The dazzling piece features a set of round brilliant-cut diamonds in 18K blackened white gold and yellow gold.Meghan first wore the necklace in October 2018, during a reception in New Zealand as part...

Ukraine spymaster says he hires sex workers and gambling addicts to spy on Russia

Ukraine routinely hires sex workers and relies on gambling companies to get hold of Russian intelligence, according to the head of the country's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR).Spymaster Kyrylo...

Rachel Reeves dealt another huge blow after jobs alarm - 'taxed out'

Rachel Reeves was dealt another hammer blow as the economic gloom hanging over the UK and spiralling employment costs hit jobs. Hospitality firms have been “taxed out” from hiring this Summer,...

British standard of living blow: Labour IS to blame says Bank of England

Living standards are expected to stagnate for at least a year under Labour, the Bank of England has warned, as concerns mount over further tax rises and soaring prices.Threadneedle Street pointed the...

Bank of England cuts interest rates to two-year low of 4%

Interest rates cut to lowest level in more than two years15 minutes agoDearbail JordanBusiness reporter, BBC NewsEPAThe Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4%, taking the cost of borrowing to...

Why has the Bank of England cut interest rates?

Why has the Bank of England cut interest rates?14 minutes agoFaisal IslamEconomics editor•@faisalislamGetty ImagesSo why has the Bank of England cut rates when inflation is well above its target of...

What the interest rate cut means for you

What the interest rate cut means for you26 minutes agoRachel ClunBusiness reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe Bank of England has cut UK interest rates from 4.25% to 4%, the lowest level since March...