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Base rate drops to 4%

The Bank of England today cut UK interest rates by 0.25%. The move lowers the base rate to 4% – the fifth cut.

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Science

Solar surge 

After a period of relative quiet, the sun appears to be stirring once again.  Astronomers and space weather experts have noted an increase.

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Politics

Nationwide chair engages Reform

Banking leader meets Tice Nationwide’s chair Kevin Parry has emerged as one of the first senior figures in UK finance to sit down.

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Politics

New competition unveiled at Defence Expo

DASA launches battlefield innovation The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) used this year’s Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition to showcase its.

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Developments Environment Transport

Gatwick’s second runway approved

The government has given the green light to a second runway at Gatwick Airport in what ministers are describing as one of the.

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Education Finance

Students question tuition value

Most say degrees not worth high fees Two thirds of students in England and Wales believe university is poor value for money, according.

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Education Leadership Viewpoint

The power of Dyslexia

The misunderstood advantage Dyslexia is still too often caricatured as a handicap: a deficiency to be fixed, a hurdle to be overcome, a.

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People

RAF jets bolster NATO

First mission flown Royal Air Force Typhoons have completed their first Nato air-defence sortie over Poland as part of Eastern Sentry, reinforcing the.

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Birmingham Business News Transport

Award for new Brum trains

A new fleet on trains deployed on Birminngham’s Cross Cuty Line has scooped a national award. West Midlands Railway (WMR)’s Class 730/0s landed.

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Finance Politics

Reeves risks £18bn budget gap

Think-tank warns on productivity gamble Rachel Reeves could be left scrambling to fill an £18bn hole in government spending plans by the end.

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Politics Tech

Tech firms scramble over Trump visa fee

Confusion follows $100,000 H-1B charge Major companies including Amazon, Microsoft and JPMorgan rushed out emergency guidance to staff after President Donald Trump announced.

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