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Rachel Reeves is set to reveal a public finances shortfall of billions on pounds after a snap audit.
Firefighters tackle a restaurant kitchen blaze in the City of London.
Six traders have arrived since a fund opened in Aberdeen, with four more in the process of moving.
Britain's foreign secretary wants to secure a free trade agreement with India, among other things.
Check down the back of the sofa - more than £7bn in old UK bank notes has not been cashed in.
How does government borrowing work, and how and when is the money paid back?
Debt has exceeded the highs reached during the coronavirus pandemic for the first time.
Thirteen centres providing mental health services will see their council funding reduced.
An incident with a global system delayed some major payments on Thursday, such as house purchases.
The rate at which prices are rising has fallen from record highs, meeting the 2% target.
Powers will be given to the Office for Budget Responsibility to assess government spending plans.
Bank of England interest rates affect the mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions of people.
Inflation is proving persistent in some countries, the fund says, making it trickier for rates to be cut.
The choice of savings accounts at its highest since 2012, but the interest paid could fall soon.
The Brazilian president sees the Brics as a way to remake the world - but it is dominated by China.
Pubs in Greater Manchester are looking for a windfall from England's final tie with Spain on Sunday.
Lenders cut the cost of new mortgages, with hopes of further falls, but many homeowners are still stretched.
A strong performance from the retail and construction sectors helped the economy grow by 0.4%.
How the health of the economy is measured, and why the GDP calculation matters.
The Irish government is to increase spending on public services by almost 7% in its pre-election budget.
Bosses in the South West have been sharing their thoughts on the Prime Minister's future plans.
The new chancellor says Labour is ready to make tough decisions to boost the UK economy.
One member of the Bank of England's committee deciding rates warns inflation could go back up.
Americans are taking loans to afford basic necessities - as groceries prices have surged by 25%.