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Fifteen years of wage stagnation has left British workers £11,000 worse off per year, according to research shared exclusively with BBC Panorama.more

Signs are emerging of tenants being priced out of major cities as rents rise and cost of living pressures continue, according to Rightmove.more

Highclere Castle in the county of Hampshire, in the south of England, has prospered over the years thanks to the fact that the hit TV series "Downton Abbey" was filmed there, not least of which was the fact that weddings were held there.more

If you ever fancied getting married in a Spoons, you’ve officially lost your chance. That’s because the only branch of a Wetherspoons to host weddings will close tomorrow. more

Security guards at Heathrow Airport's Terminal Five are to strike for 10 days from 31 March in a dispute over pay. The Unite union says more than 1,400 of its members employed by Heathrow will walk out in a period which covers the school Easter holidays.more

A committee of MPs has referred Royal Mail to regulator Ofcom for breaching its requirement to deliver letters across the country six days a week.more

It might feel wet this week but experts are warning that parts of England need unseasonable rainfall to compensate for an abnormally dry winter.more

The price of a packet of 20 cigarettes will rise by an average of 95 pence from 6pm on Wednesday as part of measures announced in the spring Budget.more

The British economy will shrink this year but avoid recession, while currently double-digit inflation will fall below 3 per cent. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt announced.more

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled the contents of his first Budget in the House of Commons. more

The Polish economy has a huge potential for growth and we want to convince Poles living abroad that it is worth considering returning to the country, said Deputy Finance Minister Artur Soboń yesterday in London.more

Job vacancies in the UK have fallen for the eighth time in a row as companies blamed economic pressures for holding back on hiring new staff. The official figures come a day ahead of Wednesday's Budget when the chancellor is expected to set out plans to encourage people back into work.more

High streets across Yorkshire are set to turn quieter as they are hit by more closures. Argos, Boots and B&Q are set to close some of its branches this weekend as part of Sainsbury's plans to get rid of 50 standalone branches by the end of this month.more

Sales of fish - fresh, frozen, smoked and canned - fell by nearly 20 per cent in Spain in the first two months of this year. - alert fishery economic organisations.more

President Joe Biden said Sunday that at his direction US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and his top economic adviser Lael Brainard worked with financial regulators to ensure households and businesses affected by the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank failures could access their deposits, and he promised to hold those responsible accountable.more

The overall consumer sentiment index fell by 4 percent in February 2023 compared to January, according to a GfK study. Poles assess the financial situation of households and the economic situation in the country worse.more

If the Polish economy is really to overtake the British one, it is worth imitating it. We should learn from Poles how to attract more foreign and domestic investments, argues today in the "City A.M." Harrison Griffiths of the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA).more

According to the Ministry of Development and Technology, last year over 310.2 thous. applications for setting up a sole proprietorship (JDG) - an increase of 4.7% yoy. However, according to experts, this number does not mean much, and this year a decrease in the number of established companies should be expected.more

Half a million more working women are paid below the real living wage than their male counterparts, according to data from the Living Wage Foundation. It says women have been harder hit by the cost of living crisis because they tend to earn less.more

Annual house price growth stood at 2.1% in February for the third month in a row, according to an index. Across the UK, property values increased by 1.1% month on month in February, accelerating from 0.2% growth in January, Halifax said.more

Britain’s power plants have been told to generate more electricity and emergency coal generators have been warmed up to help guard against the risk of blackouts this evening.more

Commuters are facing fresh travel chaos over Easter after rail workers and Tube drivers voted to stage further strikes over next month and April amid an ongoing row over pay.more

Some of the UK's biggest supermarkets are limiting sales of tomatoes and other salad items. The government says the shortages, which are expected to last for several weeks, have been "predominantly caused by poor weather in Spain and North Africa where they are produced".more

The chancellor is expected to extend the Energy Price Guarantee at current levels for a further three months, the BBC understands. Typical household energy bills were scheduled to rise to £3,000 a year from April, but calls have been made for the government to retain its current level of support so they stay at £2,500.more

The main reason for the "salad crisis"-a shortage and increase in the price of fresh vegetables in many European countries-is the bad weather in Spain and Morocco. In this situation, the priority for Spain is to protect its own market, the Spanish press reported.more