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Andy Burnham will wilt like a lettuceAndy Burnham, the man likely to be our next prime minister, is unlikely to withstand the heat of the financial markets, says Matthew Lynn
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Where to invest in Q3 2026There are significant unknowns going into the second half of the year, which could have a substantial impact on portfolios. Experts are advocating balance alongside optimism.
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ISA disaster shows why Reeves must leaveOpinion Tax-free ISA accounts will soon be anything but, and Rachel Reeves is to thank for that, says David Prosser
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Three undervalued mining stocks to invest inOpinion Three promising mining stocks that stand out in an overlooked sector, as picked by Mark Burridge, fund manager at Baker Steel Capital Managers
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Korean stocks are riding high on an AI waveKorean stock markets need governance reforms or upgrading to developed-market status – but the current AI boom renders both irrelevant
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How to get the best travel insuranceFinding the best travel insurance policy is vital for holidaymakers to avoid getting stung by unexpected costs. We look at how to choose the right cover.
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Which is the best American Express credit card?American Express credit cards can help you earn cashback or reward points on everyday spending, but which card is the best for you? We compare the options.
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Artist David Hockney’s enduring legacyBritish artist David Hockney has died aged 88, but he will live on through his work
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An ideal weekend getaway at Mallory Court in WarwickshireTravel Mallory Court is an elegant country house hotel just outside Leamington Spa, where you can enjoy quintessentially British food while connecting with nature.
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What is purchasing power parity (PPP)?Glossary Purchasing power parity (PPP) is a theory that tries to work out how over – or undervalued one currency is in relation to another.
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7 pension mistakes to avoid before you retireThese are the 7 pensions mistakes you could be making - and how to avoid them
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What the cash ISA reforms mean for you as Treasury confirms new interest chargesThe Treasury has confirmed how new cash ISA restrictions will work, including plans for a charge on interest earned on cash held in a stocks and shares ISA.
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Where are the opportunities for investing in ‘bottlenecks’?Rapid growth in emerging technologies like AI has led to sizeable profits but parts of the supply chain are struggling to keep up. Monks Investment Trust is convinced by the potential of firms investing in these opportunities.
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How much does air conditioning in the UK cost?Air conditioning in your home can be an appealing thought, particularly during summer heatwaves – but how much does it cost to install and run it?
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Three stocks for a world of high rates, inflation – and AIThree stocks to buy in a world with parallels to the 1970s – but this time with AI – as chosen by Dan Scott Lintott of De Lisle Partners
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Tadashi Yanai: the Japanese billionaire who owns UniqloUniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai had a dream – to create casual clothes that would make ordinary people happy. That made him Japan's richest man
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How Britain abandoned its technology companiesOpinion Britain can build technology champions, but without the ecosystem that results from successful tech firms, our country's talent will go elsewhere
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There's more to Alphabet than Google – should you buy in?Alphabet is more than its Google search engine – it's becoming one of the most influential companies in history. So should you buy Alphabet shares?
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8 of the best houses for sale with barbecuesHouses for sale with barbecues – from a 19th-century barn in Plymouth to a former Kent oast house with an oak-framed barbecue in the garden
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How the Iran war exposed the Gulf states' decline and fallThe Gulf states' influence over the world economy has evaporated after America's war with Iran, says Matthew Lynn
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Why Warehousing is a Resilient Real Estate Investment in the UK Right NowSponsor Content Created With Alt UK
How opportunities in UK warehouse and logistics can help diversify your exposure to real estate
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Private debt approaches break point – investors bewareThe private debt sector is at risk from AI and higher interest rates. Investors should tread carefully, says Fréderic Guirinec
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How bonds can help cut risk in an overheated stock marketAdding some bonds to your portfolio is a simple way to take profits after a record-breaking stock market run. Here's how to go about it
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A luxury stay at Fairmont Windsor Park in SurreyWhen you stay at the Treehouse Suite at Fairmont Windsor Park, rest in your outdoor Jacuzzi, play a round of golf or bike across the expansive gardens.
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2026 World Cup: who the real winners areThe 2026 World Cup is unusual – not least when it comes to the economics. So who is actually benefiting from this all?
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Is gold still an effective inflation hedge?Higher inflation coincided with falling gold prices earlier in 2026. Could gold’s usefulness as an inflation hedge be over?
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The most popular places to visit in the UKWe look at the most popular places to visit in the UK this summer, from beaches and historical sites to picturesque villages.
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Investing in uncertain times: Why investors aren't waiting for the 'right' momentInvestor confidence has surpassed pre-pandemic levels as people recognise that rather than derailing investment plans, global events create continuous opportunities.
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Best credit cards for airport lounge accessCredit and debit cards can come with a host of rewards, with some opening the door to airport lounges. We list the top credit cards for complimentary or discounted airport lounge access.
