A gentle sigh, a cup of tea cooling beside the keyboard, and one big question: could an online space still feel warm after all these years? That moment of hesitation is familiar to anyone returning…
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In the ocean of choices, novice traders continually view cryptocurrency as an investment facility, aiming to preserve and uplift their financial situation over time. As time passes, a great number of brokers embark on considering…
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UAE’s World’s Safest Country Ranking Creates ‘Safety Premium’ in Real Estate Market, Reports NOVVI Properties As the United Arab Emirates is named the world’s safest country in mid-2025, Dubai-based real estate leader NOVVI Properties reports…
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Four Cymru has announced a strategic partnership with Wales Tech Week 2025, the country’s leading international tech summit, to champion Welsh innovation, talent and ambition on the world stage. Taking place from 24–26 November 2025…
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing renewed pressure to impose VAT on private healthcare, with former Labour leader Lord Neil Kinnock calling for the move as a means of raising billions in extra funding for the…
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High street banks have lost £100 billion in deposits over the past five years, as UK savers increasingly turn to online challengers, specialist lenders and building societies offering more competitive interest rates, according to a…
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The number of green energy tariffs available to UK households has fallen sharply, as consumers opt for affordability over sustainability amid the ongoing cost of living crisis. According to data from uSwitch and energy consultancy…
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More than 125 top business leaders from across the UK have written to Chancellor Rachel Reeves urging the government to introduce a tax relief scheme to support companies that invest in training young people not…
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Millions of motorists in the UK who purchased cars on finance deals may be entitled to compensation of up to £950 each, under one of the largest redress schemes in British history. The Financial Conduct…
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Former Health Secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt has warned that the UK risks “over-medicalising” everyday life events such as bereavement and job loss, cautioning against a growing trend of signing people off work with anxiety and…