Homes from the Victorian era are characterised by their historic charm, solid construction, and spacious interiors, Rightmove said.
Recycling campaigners have urged the public to properly recycle their old electronic devices.
A lack of digital skills and ineffective governance contributed to the programme being delayed, the National Audit Office said.
The Bank of England said it was not yet at the point where it can start cutting rates, opting instead to hold them steady at 5.25%.
London’s FTSE 100 hit a new all-time high after the Bank of England revealed it was keeping interest rates at 5.25% for another month.
The party’s deputy leader Angela Rayner said a Labour government would give women ‘the best start at working life’.
Tom Davies’s four retail branches, all in London, in the City, Canary Wharf, Knightsbridge and Sloane Square will soon be offering dry eye treatment.
The next wave of 17 will be launched nationwide within the next two months, with three opening on May 25.
The outlook for a summer interest rate cut should become clearer today when the Bank of England publishes its latest economic forecasts.
The chef will open Lucky Cat on level 60 at 22 Bishopsgate, the capital’s tallest office building, in February.
The PA news agency looks at what the Bank of England decision means, whether rates will soon fall, and what the Bank expects to happen to the economy.
It has been founded by Marcus O’ Brien, best known for the sale of a £225 million mansion at 2-8a Rutland Gate in Knightsbridge
Chairman Nigel Higgins was repeatedly interrupted as the meeting kicked off at the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow.
BBVA has said it will take its offer directly to shareholders in its rival after a proposal on the same terms was rejected by Sabadell’s board.
The bank said it has policies it follows on issues including climate change, human rights and the defence and security sector.
Food Foundation executive director Anna Taylor said the ‘failures’ of the current food system were being felt by both farmers and consumers.
Around 1.6 million fixed-rate mortgages are due to end or have already ended at some point in 2024.
Quarterly expansion of 0.4% will make period of contraction shallow and short but strong growth remains elusive
City Comment: Oxford Street and the broader West End need clarity — and soon
The Bank previously believed that inflation would briefly fall back to target briefly this quarter, only to rise again and remain above target until 2027
Decision will disappoint businesses labouring under heavy debts - but there are growing hopes for a move next month
On average, Britons bought three items of clothing from secondhand retailers in 2023, the survey for Westfield suggests.
With this weekend set to be the warmest of 2024 so far, the City will be hoping that the strong spring run turns into a red-hot summer for London shares
Ramsay is taking his restaurant empire to new heights, quite literally
City Comment: Strong regulation is good for the City, not a weakness
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The increase in home repossessions is largely due to older cases working through the court system, UK Finance said.
Concord has said its offer is ‘final and will not be increased’ despite being outbid by rival Blackstone.
The Italian brand, founded in 1996, is the sixth largest by sales in the US.
A fresh record for the FTSE 100 index and trading updates by JD Wetherspoon and Informa today provided more cheer for investors.