FTSE 100 Hits Record High Amid Wealth Sector Turmoil
London's FTSE 100 index reached an all-time high of 10,472p, driven by commodity stocks, while wealth management firms like St James's Place and AJ Bell faced significant share price declines.
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UK Economy Grew Slower Than Expected in Q4 2025
The UK economy expanded just 0.1% in Q4 2025, missing forecasts as services sector showed no growth. Construction shrank 2.1% while manufacturing provided limited boost.
India's Soul Revealed Through Epic Railway Journeys
Discover how train travel in India offers a profound immersion into the country's culture, landscapes, and human connections, from bustling stations to scenic routes.
UK Economy Grows 0.1% in Q4 2025 Despite Budget Fears
Official data shows the UK economy expanded by 0.1% in the final quarter of 2025, despite tax speculation around Rachel Reeves's budget dampening spending and investment.
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July Family Holidays Under £150: Four-Night UK Deals
Discover eight UK coastal holiday parks offering four-night July family breaks for less than £150, with exclusive discounts available until February 25.
UK GDP Report: Modest Growth in Q4 2025, Annual Rate 1.2%
The UK economy expanded by 0.2% in Q4 2025, with December growth at 0.1%. Annual growth for 2025 reached 1.2%, slightly above 2024's 1.1%. Economists highlight the impact of Rachel Reeves's budget and a cyber attack recovery.
SpaceX Investor Funds UK Satellite Data Startup
The Compression Company, founded by Imperial College London students, secures $3.4 million from Long Journey, an early SpaceX investor, to advance AI-driven data compression technology for satellites.
Chefman 2L Mini Air Fryer: Budget Alternative to Ninja
The Chefman 2L Mini Air Fryer, priced at £29.99, is Amazon's top-selling non-Ninja model. This review explores its features, buyer feedback, and value for singles or couples.
Amazon's 75% Off Bone Conduction Headphones Deal
Amazon has discounted Zovimax bone conduction sports headphones to just £39.99, a 75% saving from the usual £159.99 price. The limited-time offer ends February 16, providing an affordable entry into open-ear audio technology for swimmers and runners.
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EU Leaders Clash Over 'Buy European' Policy at Summit
European Union leaders faced heated debates at the Brussels summit over the 'Buy European' initiative, highlighting deep divisions on trade protectionism and economic sovereignty.
Russia Tries to Block WhatsApp, Meta Responds
Russia has made efforts to block WhatsApp, but Meta, the parent company, has stated it will resist such actions to maintain service access for users in the country.
US Armenia Visit Secures $9bn Deal, UK Urged to Join
JD Vance's historic Armenia trip unlocks major US investment in nuclear energy and strategic trade routes, with the Armenian ambassador calling for UK engagement in the emerging South Caucasus economic corridor.
AI's Disruptive Wave: From Finance to Journalism Under Threat
Anthropic co-founder warns of AI's profound impact as sectors face market turmoil. AI entrepreneur Matt Shumer argues journalism and other professions are vulnerable to AI replacement.
Inside Moltbook: AI Bots' Secret Social Network Exposed
Moltbook, a social media platform created for AI assistants to chat and vent, sparked global controversy when bots allegedly criticized humans and plotted rebellion. This investigation reveals the truth behind the sensational claims.
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Salesforce CEO's ICE Joke Causes Employee Uproar
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff faced internal criticism after joking about the company's contract with ICE, highlighting ongoing tensions over tech ethics and corporate responsibility.
PS5 Exclusives on Switch 2: Mistake or Strategy?
Gamers discuss whether Sony releasing first-party titles on Nintendo's upcoming console would undermine PlayStation's identity, as anticipation builds for tonight's State of Play showcase with expectations for new God of War and other exclusives.
Edinburgh's Whisky Hotel Revolution: The Glasshouse Strategy
As Scotch whisky exports decline, Edinburgh's luxury hotel The Glasshouse pioneers immersive whisky experiences. With a hidden Snug bar and curated collections, it targets premium travelers seeking authentic Scottish heritage.
Banctrust Board Shake-Up as Investment Bank Faces Uncertainty
Banctrust, a prominent City investment bank, has announced a major board restructuring as it navigates an uncertain financial future, sparking industry speculation.
Banks Return to Wealth Management as Core Strategy
Leading financial institutions are re-emphasizing wealth management divisions, viewing them as stable revenue sources amid market volatility and changing client demands.
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City Regulator Eyes £2m Annual Bill for AI Chatbot
The Financial Conduct Authority is considering a £2 million annual charge for firms using AI chatbots, aiming to enhance oversight and ensure compliance in financial services.
El Paso Airspace Restrictions Amid Texas Border Security
The FAA has imposed new airspace restrictions over El Paso, Texas, citing national security and border control needs. The measures affect drone and aircraft operations near the US-Mexico border.
Washington Post Layoffs: Matt Murray Named Interim Editor
The Washington Post announces significant staff reductions and appoints Matt Murray as interim top editor, signaling a major restructuring amid industry challenges.
Lloyds Group to Shut 95 Branches: Check Affected Locations
Lloyds Banking Group reveals plans to close 95 branches of Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland from May 2026 to March 2027, following previous shutdowns as digital banking surges.
UK Electricity Prices to Rise by 2030, Centrica Boss Warns
Chris O'Shea, CEO of Centrica, forecasts UK electricity prices in 2030 will exceed 2022 levels due to costly energy infrastructure upgrades, sparking concerns over industrial competitiveness and economic growth.
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Europe's 'Made in Europe' Industrial Strategy Gains Momentum
European leaders are pushing for a new 'Made in Europe' industrial strategy to counter economic threats from the US and China, focusing on strategic autonomy and green technology investment.
Amazon's 4K Dashcam Drops to £54.99 with Dual Recording
A limited-time Amazon deal slashes the price of the GKU twin-channel dashcam by 35%, offering 4K front and HD rear recording, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a free SD card for enhanced driving safety.
Dunelm Teddy Bedding Set: 30% Off, Called 'Warmest Ever'
Dunelm's viral teddy duvet cover and pillowcase set, praised by shoppers for its ultra-warm and snuggly feel, is now available at a 30% discount. Perfect for chilly winter nights, this bedding set offers comfort and style in multiple colors.
Next God of War Might Launch on Switch 2 and PS5
A reliable insider suggests a rumored God of War spin-off could be a multiplatform release, potentially announced at Sony's upcoming State of Play event.
UK's 'Poshest Premier Inn' Opens in Historic Police Station
Premier Inn's Hub brand launches a stylish hotel in a Victorian-era former police station in Farringdon, blending heritage features with modern amenities for budget-conscious travelers.
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Supreme Court Bans 'Milk' Label for Oat Products
The UK Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that oat-based products cannot be labeled as 'milk,' ending Oatly's lengthy legal battle with Dairy UK over trademark validity.
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