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UK Economy Grows in Q3 2025 on Data Centre Boom

The UK economy grew by 0.2% in Q3 2025, ending a technical recession. A surge in data centre investment and a rise in household spending drove the recovery. Read the full analysis.

Fashion Editor's December Style Essentials Revealed

Fashion editor Jess Cartner-Morley shares her curated edit of winter style essentials, from Icelandic puffers to cowgirl belts and luxurious pyjamas. Discover the pieces to elevate your cold-weather wardrobe.

Price shock: 1995 vs 2025 costs revealed

From pints to property, discover how prices have changed since 1995. See how your favourite items compare in this eye-opening cost analysis of everyday essentials.

Winter Fuel Payment 2025: Your £300 Guide

Discover how you can legally spend your 2025 Winter Fuel Payment. This £300 DWP allowance offers flexible spending choices beyond energy bills for older Britons.

14 Best Gifts for UK Mums in 2025

Discover the ultimate mum-approved gift guide for 2025. From budget-friendly finds to luxurious treats, find the perfect present for every type of mother.

Energy price cap to rise in January 2026

Ofgem confirms a surprise 0.2% energy price cap increase from January 2026, pushing average bills to £1,758. Discover why costs are rising and how it affects you.

Top 12 Fitness Gifts Vetted by CrossFit Coach

Discover the ultimate fitness gift guide for UK enthusiasts, featuring CrossFit-tested gear from Nike to Lululemon that will transform workouts. Shop smarter this season.

Reeves' Budget: Tax Cuts to Ease Living Costs?

As living costs continue to squeeze household budgets, Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure to deliver meaningful income tax relief in her upcoming budget announcement.

RBA: Inflation to rise faster than wages in 2025

The Reserve Bank of Australia predicts inflation will accelerate faster than wages in 2025, threatening living standards and economic stability. Experts question if the central bank's modelling is too pessimistic.

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