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FTSE 100 Soars 7.7% in First Half of 2025, Defense and Gold Stocks Lead
The FTSE 100 index rose 7.7 percent in the first half of 2025, its best performance since 2021, driven by strong gains in gold mining and defense stocks due to increased military spending and investor flight to safety amid global uncertainty.
FTSE 100 Soars 7.7% in First Half of 2025, Defense and Gold Stocks Lead
The FTSE 100 index rose 7.7 percent in the first half of 2025, its best performance since 2021, driven by strong gains in gold mining and defense stocks due to increased military spending and investor flight to safety amid global uncertainty.
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36% Bias Score
UK Youth Unemployment Crisis: A Vicious Cycle of Lack of Experience
A significant decline in youth employment in the UK is creating a vicious cycle, where young people struggle to find jobs due to lack of experience, while employers are challenged by increased competition and costs.
UK Youth Unemployment Crisis: A Vicious Cycle of Lack of Experience
A significant decline in youth employment in the UK is creating a vicious cycle, where young people struggle to find jobs due to lack of experience, while employers are challenged by increased competition and costs.
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24% Bias Score
UK Heatwave Fuels £1.7 Billion Air Conditioning Market Boom
Britain's record-breaking June heatwave boosted the air conditioning market, projected to reach £1.7 billion by 2034, with companies like Johnson Controls and Carrier seeing significant stock gains; investment funds are capitalizing on this trend across various climate-related sectors, including bui...
UK Heatwave Fuels £1.7 Billion Air Conditioning Market Boom
Britain's record-breaking June heatwave boosted the air conditioning market, projected to reach £1.7 billion by 2034, with companies like Johnson Controls and Carrier seeing significant stock gains; investment funds are capitalizing on this trend across various climate-related sectors, including bui...
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40% Bias Score
UK Borrowing Costs Rise Amid Concerns Over Labour's Finances
UK ten-year gilt yields saw their first weekly rise since May, increasing to 4.56 percent from 4.5 percent, driven by concerns over Labour's handling of public finances following a £5 billion welfare reform U-turn and the Chancellor's emotional Commons appearance.
UK Borrowing Costs Rise Amid Concerns Over Labour's Finances
UK ten-year gilt yields saw their first weekly rise since May, increasing to 4.56 percent from 4.5 percent, driven by concerns over Labour's handling of public finances following a £5 billion welfare reform U-turn and the Chancellor's emotional Commons appearance.
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56% Bias Score
UK Faces £40 Billion Budget Deficit, Tax Hikes Imminent
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves warned of upcoming tax increases to address a potential £40 billion budget deficit this autumn, resulting from costly government U-turns on welfare reforms and sluggish economic growth, leaving the government with limited options to balance the books.
UK Faces £40 Billion Budget Deficit, Tax Hikes Imminent
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves warned of upcoming tax increases to address a potential £40 billion budget deficit this autumn, resulting from costly government U-turns on welfare reforms and sluggish economic growth, leaving the government with limited options to balance the books.
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68% Bias Score
Bean Urges Reeves to Expand UK Fiscal Headroom to £30bn
Former Bank of England deputy governor Charlie Bean urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to increase the UK's fiscal headroom from under £10bn to £30bn, citing the risks of insufficient buffer against forecasting errors and the recent political fallout over benefit cuts.
Bean Urges Reeves to Expand UK Fiscal Headroom to £30bn
Former Bank of England deputy governor Charlie Bean urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to increase the UK's fiscal headroom from under £10bn to £30bn, citing the risks of insufficient buffer against forecasting errors and the recent political fallout over benefit cuts.
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40% Bias Score
UK Government to Slash Cash ISA Allowance
The UK government plans to slash the annual cash ISA allowance from £20,000 to potentially £4,000 from next April, aiming to boost investment in UK shares, a move criticized by experts as potentially harmful to cash savers.
UK Government to Slash Cash ISA Allowance
The UK government plans to slash the annual cash ISA allowance from £20,000 to potentially £4,000 from next April, aiming to boost investment in UK shares, a move criticized by experts as potentially harmful to cash savers.
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60% Bias Score
UK Carmakers Near Relaxed Electric Vehicle Sales Targets
The UK car industry successfully lobbied the government to relax its zero-emission vehicle mandate, resulting in a lower effective target for electric vehicle sales (22.06% in 2025) which carmakers are on track to meet, despite only 13% of private buyers choosing electric vehicles. This success, how...
UK Carmakers Near Relaxed Electric Vehicle Sales Targets
The UK car industry successfully lobbied the government to relax its zero-emission vehicle mandate, resulting in a lower effective target for electric vehicle sales (22.06% in 2025) which carmakers are on track to meet, despite only 13% of private buyers choosing electric vehicles. This success, how...
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48% Bias Score
UK Consumers Grapple with Economic Uncertainty: Expert Financial Advice
A recent survey shows UK consumers are worried about the slowing economy, possible tax increases, and rising food costs; experts advise on managing money in uncertain times by diversifying investments and securing mortgage deals in advance.
UK Consumers Grapple with Economic Uncertainty: Expert Financial Advice
A recent survey shows UK consumers are worried about the slowing economy, possible tax increases, and rising food costs; experts advise on managing money in uncertain times by diversifying investments and securing mortgage deals in advance.
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36% Bias Score
UK Faces £30 Billion Budget Shortfall: Reeves Weighs Risky Options
Facing a £30 billion budget shortfall, Chancellor Rachel Reeves must choose between breaking fiscal rules, cutting spending, increasing taxes (despite manifesto pledges), imposing wealth taxes, or raising business taxes, each option carrying significant political and economic risks.
UK Faces £30 Billion Budget Shortfall: Reeves Weighs Risky Options
Facing a £30 billion budget shortfall, Chancellor Rachel Reeves must choose between breaking fiscal rules, cutting spending, increasing taxes (despite manifesto pledges), imposing wealth taxes, or raising business taxes, each option carrying significant political and economic risks.
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44% Bias Score
Labour's First Year: Falling Polls and Market Anxieties
One year after Labour's landslide victory, falling poll numbers and market anxieties challenge their economic and legislative successes, despite progress on asylum backlogs and NHS planning.
Labour's First Year: Falling Polls and Market Anxieties
One year after Labour's landslide victory, falling poll numbers and market anxieties challenge their economic and legislative successes, despite progress on asylum backlogs and NHS planning.
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40% Bias Score
AstraZeneca's Potential US Relocation Could Cost UK £1 Billion Annually
AstraZeneca, a £161 billion pharmaceutical company, is considering moving its stock market listing from London to Wall Street due to concerns over UK drug pricing and regulatory issues, potentially costing the UK Treasury £1 billion annually in taxes and impacting the UK's economic growth.
AstraZeneca's Potential US Relocation Could Cost UK £1 Billion Annually
AstraZeneca, a £161 billion pharmaceutical company, is considering moving its stock market listing from London to Wall Street due to concerns over UK drug pricing and regulatory issues, potentially costing the UK Treasury £1 billion annually in taxes and impacting the UK's economic growth.
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68% Bias Score
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