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The former UKIP leader made the blunt admission as evidence grows over the economic harm to Britain of quitting the European Union.more

As of 2024, 500 plus will be an 800 plus benefit. According to our information, an annual valorization of these funds is planned, the "Super Express" reports today.more

Embattled London tenants have been hit with yet further price rises as average rents hit a record £2,210 per month in April. Latest figures from estate agents Hamptons showed 1.5 per cent growth in the cost of a new let in the capital last month, amounting to an annual hike of 17.2 per cent.more

Households faced with sky-high bills despite wholesale energy prices falling for several months could soon finally start feeling some relief.more

Morrisons is cutting the prices of breakfast essentials by more than half after sky-high food prices were blamed for interest rates hitting 15-year highs. Morrisons chief executive David Potts promised shoppers would see many "deflation dividends" over the coming months, as the supermarket kicked off its fourth wave of price cuts since the start of the year.more

Britain needs immigration to rise “now and again,” a minister said on Monday in what appeared. Trade minister Nigel Huddleston stressed that there would “always be peaks and troughs” in levels of immigration, with figures next week expected to show a surge in arrivals to the UK.more

G7 countries and the European Union will ban imports of Russian gas through pipelines through which Russia cut off supplies after the invasion of Ukraine, the Financial Times reported, citing officials involved in the talks.more

Representatives of the Irish government are counting on another record of trade turnover with Poland this year. after last year mutual trade increased by 10% y/y to a record EUR 6 billion, reported Enterprise Ireland – the Irish government agency supporting Irish companies in innovation and increasing exports on global markets.more

Reducing prices in stores is one of the main goals of the French authorities in the face of persistently high inflation in the category of food products - 14.9 percent. The government is asking retailers to lower prices, BFM TV reported.more

The Bank of England (BoE) announced today that it does not expect the UK economy to fall into recession this year, but in addition to raising its growth forecast, it has raised its inflation forecast. As expected, he raised the interest rate again - to 4.5 percent.more

The prefecture of the Eastern Pyrenees department has declared the highest level of alert due to the historic drought that has hit the territory, which stretches from the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean coast. Restrictions on agriculture and the use of spas have been in place since yesterday.more

There is still nothing to count on to start paying less for shopping. The consolation is that prices are rising somewhat more slowly, writes today's Rzeczpospolita.more

Which? figures show Britons struggling with loans, cards and bills as interest rates and inflation soar. An estimated 700,000 UK households missed or defaulted on a rent or mortgage payment last month, according to data issued days before another expected rise in the cost of borrowing.more

Despite inflation and the need to save on everyday items, the French do not give up spending on pleasure. Expenditure on tourism, sporting events and music, as well as sweets, has increased over the last year, the daily Le Figaro reported.more

By expanding its armed forces, Poland is growing into a European leader and replacing Germany and France in this role, but this is possible thanks to the economy that has been growing continuously for over three decades, writes David Johnson in 'Sunday Telegraph'.more

One of the issues that aroused the greatest emotions related to the coronation of Charles III were its costs and the fact that they would be covered from the state budget. But - according to estimates - the additional revenue will cover not only its cost, but also the lost costs due to the day offmore

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced today that it is launching an investigation into how the development of artificial intelligence may affect competition and how to ensure proper consumer protection.more

Brits may have to bid farewell to the classic roast, as British roast chicken is the latest supermarket item hit with supply issues. Poultry bosses say the industry is at “breaking point”, as producers are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with the cost of getting the item on the shelves.more

The prices of ready meals, coffee and canned products are rising sharply in the UK, according to the latest price index compiled by the BRC-NielsenIQ group. Overall food inflation hit a record high of 15.7% in April. - despite a noticeable drop in wholesale prices.more

Apartment prices per square meter within a single development are increasingly being set by developers at similar levels, regardless of tier, experts say. Large price differences can be seen especially in premium developments. Ground-floor apartments, once the cheapest, are no longer so.more

Fears of a "debt time-bomb" have been raised by Citizens Advice, which said growing numbers of households faced a "wild west" when seeking help. The charity said it is helping more people who do not have enough income to cover essential expenses.more

More than 11,400 apartments were sold by developers in the first three months of this year in Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, the Tri-City, Poznan and Lodz. This was 34 percent better than in the previous quarter and 10 percent higher year-on-year, JLL experts reported.more

Germany is experiencing a nationwide shortage of antibiotics, the Bild newspaper portal reported yesterday, summarizing the results of a survey conducted in all German states. Pharmacy shelves are empty, and there is no end in sight to the shortage - especially for children's drugs.more

The Bank of England's top economist has said people in the UK need to accept that they are poorer otherwise prices will continue to rise. more

Low-income households are now starting to receive the latest cost-of-living payment from the government to tackle ongoing high bills. Eight million means-tested benefits claimants, including people on Universal Credit, should receive the £301 instalment between now and 17 May.more