The Bureau of Labor Statistics confirmed on Tuesday that the US inflation rate eases to 3.5% in the year to June, down from 4.2% in May, as gasoline prices dropped
Peterborough City Council's free school uniform pop-up is back on 31 July, this time accepting coats and prom dresses alongside uniforms, as the council doubles down on an initiative that
A coalition of twelve US states has gone to court to block the Paramount Warner Bros merger, filing an emergency motion for a temporary restraining order just days after the
The SpaceX share price drop of the past month has exposed a familiar tension: the gap between the story investors wanted to buy and the business they actually bought into.
Faces BabyBank Bedford demand has almost doubled in two years, with the Bedford charity now supporting 2,098 families in 2025, up from roughly 1,100 when it opened in January 2023,
The London poverty premium costs low-income households across the capital a combined £368 million a year, according to Trust for London's funding page on Fair By Design, with families in
The Trump Accounts savings scheme launched on 4 July 2025 with some ceremony: a ceremonial ringing of the Wall Street opening bell conducted from the Oval Office, a roster of
The Silverstone food waste rescue effort by two Northamptonshire community larders has diverted 34 tonnes of uneaten food from the British Grand Prix into the hands of roughly 3,000 people,
The SK Hynix Nasdaq listing priced at a premium to its Seoul-traded shares, with the South Korean memory chip maker raising $26.5bn through an offering of 177,900,000 American depositary shares
The Apollo EasyJet takeover bid, pitched at £7.15 per share and valuing the carrier at £5.7 billion (approximately $7.65 billion), has thrown Europe's airline M&A story wide open, upending an
A vape packaging crackdown launched by the UK government on 10 July 2026 would ban colourful branding, cartoon imagery, and sweet- or cocktail-inspired flavour names, with responses to the 12-week
Home exchange holidays, in which two households swap properties for a week or two with no money changing hands for accommodation, are drawing in more converts as the cost of
A Hull fuel price gap of more than 11p a litre between forecourts less than three miles apart has thrown a spotlight on a national compliance problem: thousands of petrol
The Bank of England's chief economist Huw Pill interest rates stance is hardening, and the rest of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) had better start listening. Pill, who voted at
The Fapello age check fine handed down by Ofcom on 8 July 2026 totals £630,000, making it the latest escalation in the regulator's campaign to force pornography sites to comply