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Trump’s comeback comes as no surprise and is one of the greatest political comebacks in history. The last time a former president returned to the White House after an electoral loss was more than 130 years ago when Grover Cleveland […]

Regardless of how you may feel about today’s Budget, I will celebrate the fact that this was the first time a woman delivered the fiscal statement. But was this a Budget that will rescue Britain from the failures of the

Refresh 2024-10-29T18:00:23.293Z We’re ending today’s live blog on some good news. The chancellor has just announced that the National Living Wage will increase by 6.7% next year. We’ll be back tomorrow for more. Have a lovely evening. 2024-10-29T17:44:18.842Z Hunt –

Over three million workers will get a pay boost next year following an increase in the National Living Wage by 6.7%. Announced by the chancellor ahead of the Budget tomorrow, the National Living Wage will increase from £11.44 to £12.21

If you’re looking for a dream getaway, where pretty much everything is taken care of, then you really can’t go wrong by jumping aboard a Regent Seven Seas Cruises ship. I took a voyage on Grandeur, one of the newest

Gold price hit another record high yesterday (16 October), passing £2,060 an ounce, driving investors towards the yellow metal. In particular, investors have been cashing in on gold they hold to take advantage of high prices, but are also stashing

Refresh 2024-10-15T16:30:56.855Z The government will be hoping for a fall in CPI ahead of the Autumn Budget There are just over two weeks to go until Labour delivers its first Budget on 30 October. According to Nicholas Hyett, investment manager

The Nikkei 225 is the top stock market index for the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Often referred to as the ‘Nikkei Stock Average’ or just the ‘Nikkei’, it consists of the top 225 blue chip companies in Japan listed on the

Married women who retired before March 2008 were able to claim for an enhanced state pension once their husbands retired – but inadequate procedures and systems in place by the Department for Work and Pensions means tens of thousands of

Starling Bank may be one of the fastest-growing digital banks in the UK, but its systems have failed to keep up with its growth, leading to failings over applying adequate measures to tackle financial crime. Following a 14-month investigation, the