Trump's SNAP cuts spark UK food bank crisis
As Trump administration slashes food stamp funding, British food banks report alarming surge in demand from vulnerable families facing hunger crisis.
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RBA Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Political Pressure
The Reserve Bank of Australia has maintained its current interest rate stance, opting for caution amid economic uncertainty despite political tensions. Analysis reveals the central bank's delicate balancing act between inflation concerns and economic grow
First Direct Offers Record 7.1% Easy-Access Savings
First Direct launches market-leading 7.1% easy-access savings account, beating all competitors and offering savers unprecedented returns with no restrictions.
RBA holds rates at 12-year high, mortgage pain continues
The Reserve Bank of Australia maintains cash rate at 4.35% for seventh consecutive meeting, dealing another blow to struggling mortgage holders despite easing inflation pressures.
Heart Rate Sweet Spot: Formula for Maximum Exercise Benefits
Groundbreaking research from the University of Cambridge uncovers the precise heart rate formula that could revolutionise your workout routine and significantly boost cardiovascular health.
Langya Virus: 70% Mortality Rate Sparks Global Concern
Health experts are on high alert as the Langya virus (LayV), a new zoonotic henipavirus, spreads in China. With a staggering 70% mortality rate in some outbreaks and no current vaccine, the WHO is monitoring the situation closely.
Premium Bonds Shake-Up: New Odds for 2025
NS&I's Premium Bonds are undergoing a major overhaul. Discover how the new prize fund rate and structure could affect your odds of winning, from the £1 million jackpot to smaller payouts.
Music Lowers Blood Pressure in ICU Patients
Groundbreaking research demonstrates that listening to music can significantly reduce blood pressure and heart rate in intensive care patients, offering a simple, drug-free aid to recovery.
RBA Chief: Inflation Crisis Far From Over
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock delivers a sobering message to Australians, warning that the cost-of-living crisis is far from over and high prices may persist, dashing hopes for near-term relief.
South Korea's Gender War: Inside the Social Crisis
An in-depth look at South Korea's escalating gender conflict, from plummeting birth rates and political polarisation to the real-world impact on society's most vulnerable.
NHS Job Cuts Crisis: ICBs Axe Hundreds of Posts
Exclusive: NHS England's new Integrated Care Boards are cutting hundreds of jobs despite promises of improved healthcare, triggering union outrage and patient safety concerns as financial pressures mount.
UK Homeowners Face Mortgage Shock as Fixed Rates Expire
Hundreds of thousands of UK homeowners are set for a financial shock as their fixed-rate mortgages expire, with experts warning of a 'payment shock' and urging immediate action to find better deals.
Climate Change Wipes Billions from Australian Property Values
Exclusive report reveals climate change is no longer a future threat but a present financial crisis, devaluing properties and making insurance unaffordable across Australia.
US Schools Face Financial Cliff as Federal Covid Aid Ends
American schools are bracing for severe cuts as a $190bn federal pandemic aid package expires, threatening teacher layoffs, programme cancellations, and larger class sizes across the nation.
California and Louisiana Lead US Poverty Rates
New Census data reveals a tale of two Americas, with California and Louisiana experiencing the highest poverty rates. This in-depth analysis explores the economic policies, social safety nets, and stark realities behind the numbers.
UK Inflation Stuck at 3.8% in August
New ONS data reveals UK inflation remained stubbornly high at 3.8% in August, dashing hopes of a drop and piling pressure on the Bank of England. We break down the key drivers and what it means for your wallet.
UK Inflation Holds Steady at 3.8% in July
UK inflation remained unchanged at 3.8% in July, defying expectations of a fall. The surprise hold puts pressure on the Bank of England and impacts household budgets amid the cost of living squeeze.
UK Inflation Plunges to 2.3%, Nearing BoE Target
In a dramatic shift, UK inflation has fallen to its lowest level in nearly three years, hitting 2.3% in April. This brings it tantalisingly close to the Bank of England's 2% target, putting a summer interest rate cut firmly on the table. Discover what thi
RBA: Cost-of-living pain to continue through 2024
The Reserve Bank of Australia issues a sobering alert that the cost-of-living crisis is far from over, with persistent high inflation and interest rates set to continue pressuring family budgets well into the new year.
UK Pay Growth Slumps as Unemployment Rises
Exclusive analysis of the UK's latest labour market data reveals a worrying slowdown in wage growth coupled with rising unemployment, putting fresh pressure on household finances and the Bank of England's interest rate strategy.
UK Wage Growth Cools to 5.7% as Job Market Slows
New official figures reveal UK wage growth slowed to 5.7% in the three months to August 2025, as the labour market shows clear signs of cooling. Unemployment holds steady at 4.3% while job vacancies continue their decline.
UK Wage Growth Slows, Falling Behind Inflation
New data from the Office for National Statistics shows UK regular pay growth fell to 6.1%, lagging behind inflation and intensifying the cost-of-living crisis for workers.
UK Wage Growth Slows to 5.7% as Job Market Cools
Official figures show UK wage growth slowed to 5.7% while unemployment rose to 4.3%, signalling a cooling labour market that could influence Bank of England interest rate decisions.
Iceland Crowned World's Most Peaceful Country 2024
A new report reveals Iceland as the globe's most peaceful nation for 2024. Discover the stunning landscapes, low crime rates, and unique societal factors that make it a true sanctuary.
Australian workers secure largest income share in decade
New data reveals Australian employees are capturing a historically high share of national income, with strong wage growth finally outpacing profits in a major post-pandemic economic shift.
RBA to Ban Card Surcharges, Banks Fight Back
The Reserve Bank of Australia plans to eliminate debit and credit card surcharges, facing fierce opposition from major banks who warn of unintended consequences for consumers and businesses.
Rachel Reeves vows to tackle UK's 'joblessness epidemic'
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledges to confront Britain's unemployment crisis head-on, outlining Labour's strategy to boost job creation and economic growth in a major policy speech.
Clare Balding's wife issues warning after scary health incident
BBC sports presenter Clare Balding reveals the frightening moment her heart rate plummeted live on television, prompting a serious health warning from her wife, Alice Arnold. The startling incident occurred during a segment on 'Pilgrimage: The Road Throug
ITV closes Good Morning Britain canteen in budget cuts
Exclusive: ITV has sparked internal fury after closing the flagship Good Morning Britain staff canteen in drastic budget cuts. Presenters and crew are now forced to bring packed lunches as the broadcaster slashes costs.
HMRC urged to raise Inheritance Tax threshold to £500k
The Treasury faces mounting pressure to increase the IHT nil-rate band after 22 years of freeze, as average property prices push more estates over the tax threshold.
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