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Keir Starmer's 100 days in office: chaos and misery
Keir Starmer has achieved 100 days in office. The bumbling and grasping prime minister needs a guiding mission
By Emily Hohler Published
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Jimmy Carter makes history as the first former US president to turn 100
When Jimmy Carter left office, few would have predicted an outbreak of national affection for the former president’s 100th birthday four decades later. But his legacy is worth celebrating
By Jane Lewis Published
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13 October 1958: Paddington Bear arrives in Britain
Features The little Paddington bear from "darkest Peru" appeared for the first time when "A Bear Called Paddington" was published on this day in 1958
By Chris Carter Last updated
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13 October 1884: Greenwich adopted as the prime meridian
Features On this day in 1884, Greenwich was chosen as the prime meridian of longitude, settling the matter of time once and for all.
By Ben Judge Last updated
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12 October 1948: the first Morris Minor is produced
Features The first of 1.3 million Morris Minors, Britain’s cheap post-war runabout, rolled off the production lines on this day in 1948
By Ben Judge Last updated
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Tipping culture: when to tip and how much is too much?
Travel Tipping culture in one country can be very different from another. If you want to know when to tip, when to skip, and how much to give – we’ve got you covered
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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Do you qualify for the Winter Fuel Payment if you live abroad?
The Winter Fuel Payment will be means tested for expats living in Europe, in line with the new rules impacting those in the UK. But a quirk in the system means not all countries are eligible.
By Katie Williams Published
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What does a Labour government mean for your pension?
Pensions have been a hot topic since Labour’s general election win, with the government promising a “big bang of reforms to unlock growth”. Will further measures be announced in the Budget?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Will the Autumn Budget impact investment markets?
Keir Starmer has warned the Autumn Budget will be “painful”. Will it impact investment markets and should you tweak your portfolio before 30 October?
By Katie Williams Published
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Should you invest in Tesla?
The past 12 months have been patchy for the e-vehicle manufacturer. Should you buy, sell or hold onto your Tesla stock?
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Best and worst UK banks for online banking revealed
When it comes to keeping your money safe, not all banks are equal. We reveal the best and worst UK banks for online banking – how does your provider compare?
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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What is Lewis Hamilton's net worth?
Formula 1 legend Lewis Hamilton’s net worth comes from winning seven world championships, his value as a cultural icon and his various business ventures
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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What is Ethereum and what is it for?
Ethereum is second only to Bitcoin in size and importance. But what exactly is it and what is it for?
By Dominic Frisby Last updated
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What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin can take a little effort to get to grips with. Dominic Frisby explains just what it is, and why you should take notice of it.
By Dominic Frisby Last updated
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Labour Budget predictions: what could Rachel Reeves announce?
The UK’s first female chancellor, Rachel Reeves, will deliver the Labour government’s first Budget on 30 October. We look at what could be announced
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Expand your horizons with AVI Global Trust
By Andrew Van Sickle Published
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What is Michael Jordan’s net worth?
Legendary basketball player Michael Jordan’s net worth comes from his high-flying NBA victories, brand endorsements and lucrative investments
By Jacob Wolinsky Last updated
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The best travel websites
Looking for the best travel websites to make your holiday planning easier? From finding flights to researching restaurants, we’ve got you covered for all your travel essentials
By Oojal Dhanjal Published
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What is the Nikkei 225 and how can you trade in it?
Explainer The Nikkei 225 is Japan’s major stock market index.
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Published
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FTSE 100 dividends: where to find the best yields for UK equities
FTSE 100 dividend forecasts have plateaued but investors can still find good yields in UK equities with payments expected to reach £78.6bn in 2024
By Katie Williams Published
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5 AI scams to be aware of
AI scams are revolutionising how fraudsters operate. We explain what to look out for and how to protect yourself
By Oojal Dhanjal Last updated
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Will the R&D tax credit change in the Autumn Budget?
Will Labour revise state help designed to foster R&D in the upcoming Autumn Budget?
By David Smith Published
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LSL Property Services: a profit-machine in the property sector
LSL covers every area of the residential real estate market and should thrive after its shake-up
By Rupert Hargreaves Published
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Harworth doubles profit as revenue soars – should you buy?
Harworth, a specialist property developer, is well-aligned with government policies, with revenue expected to rise by over 50% this year, and a further 30% the year after.
By Dr Matthew Partridge Published
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What is the outlook for oil prices?
Oil prices will be set by the face-off between Saudi Arabia and US shale producers. Could tail risks change the possible outcome?
By Cris Sholto Heaton Published
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Struggling Sotheby’s is thrown a $200m lifeline — will it work?
Sotheby's is expected to receive a $200m boost from Sydell Miller's art collection. Will the good times return for the auction house?
By Chris Carter Published
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Review: The Store, Oxford – purveyors of excellence
MoneyWeek Travel The Store is a luxurious, new hotel in Oxford that has set up shop in a former department store in the heart of the city
By Chris Carter Published
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Private school fees: are you ready for the VAT hike in January?
Private school fees could soar this January after Labour confirmed plans to apply 20% VAT and remove business rates relief
By Katie Williams Last updated
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Will Labour change the rules on pension tax relief?
Pension tax relief costs the government almost £50 billion a year – but new reports suggest cuts are off the table at the upcoming Budget
By Katie Williams Last updated