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Company warns that next 12 months will be tougher, with economy likely to go into recession The UK housebuilder Bellway has said demand for houses has moderated since the summer and it expects the number of sales to be roughly flat over the next year against a backdrop of rising interest rates and a deteriorating economy. The company completed a record 11,198 homes in the year to 31 July, up 10.5% on the previous year, as a booming housing market drove £3.5bn of revenues, up 13% and also a record. Continue reading… ​Company warns that next 12 months will be…

Rail workers in the RMT union will be voting on whether to continue strike action for a further six months.

UK defence minister says government still plans to spend 3% of GDP on defence by 2030 UK politics live – latest news updates The UK’s armed forces minister, James Heappey, has suggested he would resign if the prime minister did not fulfil her leadership promise to raise defence spending, after the new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, said no department would be immune to cuts. Hunt said the full reversal of Liz Truss’s economic plans meant “decisions of eye-watering difficulty”, and suggested nothing was off the table, including defence and health spending and the pensions triple-lock. Continue reading… ​UK defence minister says…

Parisians are shocked by the horrific murder of a 12-year-old girl whose body was found in a container.

  The Duke of Sussex told James Corden in February 2021 that The Crown is “fictional” but gives a “rough idea” of the pressure faced by members of the Firm. ​The Duke of Sussex told James Corden in February 2021 that The Crown is “fictional” but gives a “rough idea” of the pressure faced by members of the Firm. 

The BBC is 100 years old today.

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Cold days could see Brits face outages from 4pm – 7pm in January and February.

  The ‘gallant lady’ with a sailor’s humour increasingly looking like the obvious choice to replace the ailing Liz Truss, crashing from one disaster to another The ‘gallant lady’ with a sailor’s humour increasingly looking like the obvious choice to replace the ailing Liz Truss, crashing from one disaster to another 

  Liz Truss is fighting for her job after her economic growth plan backfired, but who should take over should the Prime Minister step down? ​Liz Truss is fighting for her job after her economic growth plan backfired, but who should take over should the Prime Minister step down?