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The anticipated annual energy bill for households is set to decrease to £1,690 from April, marking the lowest level in two years under the new regulatory price cap.

February saw an unexpected dip in consumer morale across the UK, according to the latest GfK survey findings. This decline, the first in four months, reflects a dimmer

 

A prestigious penthouse, nestled within a building once inhabited by Britain's de facto first prime minister, is now available for purchase at £15.5 million.

 

Michael Mainelli, the ceremonial head of London's City financial district, emphasized the importance of prioritizing the growth of Britain's asset management industry

 

Last month the Government Property Agency (the GPA) closed the doors at 1 Victoria Street in London -  a major step forward in consolidating the government office

 

In response to lessons learned from the conflict in Ukraine, the United Kingdom has announced plans to allocate 4.5 billion pounds ($5.7 billion) towards the

 

For the very first time, banknotes featuring the portrait of King Charles III will be introduced into circulation starting June 5, 2024. This announcement, released on

 

The Metropolitan Police disclosed that a former member of their ranks has been convicted of multiple rapes, including those involving a child,

 

Those in charge of the Arctic penal colony where Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny was detained and killed will be banned from the UK and see their assets

 

Once again, the test firing of a Trident missile from a Royal Navy submarine has ended in failure, marking the second consecutive setback.