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UK Recorded Music Revenue Hits 20-Year High Despite Inflation
UK recorded music revenue reached £2,389 million in 2024, exceeding the 2001 peak of £2,221 million (though £4,080 million when adjusted for inflation), with streaming dominating at 85% of the market.
UK Recorded Music Revenue Hits 20-Year High Despite Inflation
UK recorded music revenue reached £2,389 million in 2024, exceeding the 2001 peak of £2,221 million (though £4,080 million when adjusted for inflation), with streaming dominating at 85% of the market.
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48% Bias Score
Optimal Booking Dates for 2025 Holiday Rentals Revealed
Vrbo recommends booking 2025 holiday rentals by January 20th for Easter, February 17th for international summer trips, and March 24th for UK summer staycations, citing significantly reduced availability after these dates.
Optimal Booking Dates for 2025 Holiday Rentals Revealed
Vrbo recommends booking 2025 holiday rentals by January 20th for Easter, February 17th for international summer trips, and March 24th for UK summer staycations, citing significantly reduced availability after these dates.
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44% Bias Score
Next to Hike Prices After Labour's Tax Increase
Next plans a 1% price hike due to £67 million increased wage costs from Labour's tax policies, impacting sales and potentially UK growth, despite a better-than-expected fourth-quarter performance.
Next to Hike Prices After Labour's Tax Increase
Next plans a 1% price hike due to £67 million increased wage costs from Labour's tax policies, impacting sales and potentially UK growth, despite a better-than-expected fourth-quarter performance.
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60% Bias Score
UK Borrowing Costs Hit 25-Year High
UK long-term borrowing costs hit a 25-year high of 5.25% on Tuesday, exceeding even the 2022 mini-budget levels, due to investor concerns about stagflation and the Bank of England's ability to cut interest rates, posing a challenge to the government's fiscal plans.
UK Borrowing Costs Hit 25-Year High
UK long-term borrowing costs hit a 25-year high of 5.25% on Tuesday, exceeding even the 2022 mini-budget levels, due to investor concerns about stagflation and the Bank of England's ability to cut interest rates, posing a challenge to the government's fiscal plans.
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52% Bias Score
UK Faces Widening Regional Skills Gap, Hampering Economic Growth
A report by the Learning and Work Institute highlights a growing skills gap in the UK, with London attracting highly skilled workers, widening the disparity between high- and low-skilled areas and potentially hindering economic growth; closing the gap would necessitate over 4 million additional high...
UK Faces Widening Regional Skills Gap, Hampering Economic Growth
A report by the Learning and Work Institute highlights a growing skills gap in the UK, with London attracting highly skilled workers, widening the disparity between high- and low-skilled areas and potentially hindering economic growth; closing the gap would necessitate over 4 million additional high...
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52% Bias Score
UK Budget Triggers Widespread Price Hike Plans, Plunging Business Confidence
A new UK budget has caused more than half of private sector firms to plan price hikes to offset tax increases, resulting in the lowest business confidence since the 2022 mini-budget and threatening further inflation and economic stagnation.
UK Budget Triggers Widespread Price Hike Plans, Plunging Business Confidence
A new UK budget has caused more than half of private sector firms to plan price hikes to offset tax increases, resulting in the lowest business confidence since the 2022 mini-budget and threatening further inflation and economic stagnation.
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44% Bias Score
UK Considers Lifting Ban on Animal Remains in Feed Amidst BSE Concerns
The UK government is considering lifting a 2001 ban on using processed animal protein in chicken and pig feed to aid British farmers facing competition from the EU where such practice is allowed, despite concerns about animal and human health risks and ethical issues with insect-derived protein.
UK Considers Lifting Ban on Animal Remains in Feed Amidst BSE Concerns
The UK government is considering lifting a 2001 ban on using processed animal protein in chicken and pig feed to aid British farmers facing competition from the EU where such practice is allowed, despite concerns about animal and human health risks and ethical issues with insect-derived protein.
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52% Bias Score
UK Bond Yields Hit 25-Year Highs, Raising Concerns
UK government bond yields have surged to 25-year highs, impacting Chancellor Rachel Reeves' fiscal plans and reflecting investor concerns about the UK economy, though the situation is less severe than the 2022 mini-budget crisis.
UK Bond Yields Hit 25-Year Highs, Raising Concerns
UK government bond yields have surged to 25-year highs, impacting Chancellor Rachel Reeves' fiscal plans and reflecting investor concerns about the UK economy, though the situation is less severe than the 2022 mini-budget crisis.
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40% Bias Score
UK Borrowing Costs Hit 27-Year High Amid Inflation and Slow Growth
The yield on UK 30-year government bonds reached 5.22% on Tuesday, the highest level since 1998, due to investor concerns about slow growth, high inflation, and the government's £300 billion bond sale plan this year. This comes as the UK economy shrank for a second month in October.
UK Borrowing Costs Hit 27-Year High Amid Inflation and Slow Growth
The yield on UK 30-year government bonds reached 5.22% on Tuesday, the highest level since 1998, due to investor concerns about slow growth, high inflation, and the government's £300 billion bond sale plan this year. This comes as the UK economy shrank for a second month in October.
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44% Bias Score
Next Price Hike Exacerbates UK Cost of Living Crisis
Next announced a 1% price increase due to a £67 million rise in wage bills from increased employer National Insurance contributions, adding to the rising cost pressures on UK households and businesses, including energy, water, and council tax increases totaling £270 from April.
Next Price Hike Exacerbates UK Cost of Living Crisis
Next announced a 1% price increase due to a £67 million rise in wage bills from increased employer National Insurance contributions, adding to the rising cost pressures on UK households and businesses, including energy, water, and council tax increases totaling £270 from April.
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40% Bias Score
Mixed European Markets: UK Confidence Plummets Amidst Tax Hike
European stock markets showed mixed results Monday, with the UK's FTSE 100 dipping 0.1% amidst plummeting business confidence due to a tax increase, while others like France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX rose. Volkswagen and Xpeng expanded their EV charging partnership in China, and Bitcoin and Ether s...
Mixed European Markets: UK Confidence Plummets Amidst Tax Hike
European stock markets showed mixed results Monday, with the UK's FTSE 100 dipping 0.1% amidst plummeting business confidence due to a tax increase, while others like France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX rose. Volkswagen and Xpeng expanded their EV charging partnership in China, and Bitcoin and Ether s...
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40% Bias Score
Aspen Insurance to List on NYSE, Exiting London Stock Exchange
Aspen Insurance, a Lloyd's of London underwriter, plans a £3bn (€3.61bn) listing on the New York Stock Exchange, citing differences in US and UK accounting practices as the primary reason, impacting the London Stock Exchange amid declining listings and stricter UK regulations.
Aspen Insurance to List on NYSE, Exiting London Stock Exchange
Aspen Insurance, a Lloyd's of London underwriter, plans a £3bn (€3.61bn) listing on the New York Stock Exchange, citing differences in US and UK accounting practices as the primary reason, impacting the London Stock Exchange amid declining listings and stricter UK regulations.
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52% Bias Score
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