EY’s economic outlook shows UK consumer spending growth will grind almost to a halt, at a predicted 0.3% for 2026, as inflation set to rise to 4%.
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Culture
Half of the artists at the Venice Biennale give up running for the awards created after the resignation of the jury
by News Roomby News RoomThe open crisis at the Venice Art Biennale worsens. When it finally seemed that with the opening to the public and the end of the protests against Russia and Israel,…
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Business
Early Easter adds to woe of retailers suffering from low consumer confidence
by News Roomby News RoomTotal UK retail sales were down 3% year on year, well below the 12-month average growth of 1.8%, according to the BRC and KPMG.
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If you’ve been waiting for the perfect excuse to book a night out in the West End, this is it. LOVEtheatre Week is back, bringing with it a simple but…
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Business
Mixed day for stocks as oil prices climb amid ongoing Iran-US deadlock
by News Roomby News RoomThe continued stalemate between the US and Iran dashed investors’ hopes of an imminent peace deal and heightened concerns over oil supply disruption.
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Formerly known as Saravana Bhavan, this South Indian vegetarian institution can be found in various locations across the city, and across the globe. They have a site in Leicester Square,…
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Culture
David Bustamante, Daniel Diges and Diana Navarro will perform during the meeting with the Pope at the Bernabéu | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThe singers David Bustamante, Daniel Diges and Diana Navarro will perform next Monday, June 8, during the meeting of the Church of Madrid with Pope Leo XIV at the Santiago…
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Business
British Steel set to be nationalised as Government mulls future for Scunthorpe
by News Roomby News Room“Where the powers in the bill are used, an independent valuer will be appointed to determine what compensation, if any, is payable, and the UK Government will, of course, abide…
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Community
Share of off-plan home sales ‘at lowest level in more than a decade’
by News Roomby News RoomReduced demand from buy-to-let investors and changes in the mix of property types being built were behind the fall, Hamptons said
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Business
First-time buyers ‘facing significant pressure’ in mortgage market squeeze
by News Roomby News RoomMany buyers are becoming more cautious, reassessing budgets, or looking at smaller homes, a property professionals’ organisation said.