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  • The Bank of England building in Threadneedle Street in the City of London.

    Interest rates
    UK recovery ‘will accelerate and force Bank to keep interest rates higher for longer’

    Niesr forecasts raise doubts over chance of further cuts by Bank of England before end of year
  • Gemma Collins.

    Depression
    Watchdog bans Gemma Collins advert promoting headset to treat depression

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Opinion & analysis

  • Outfall into the River Thames from Thames Water's Crossness sewage treatment works

    Thames Water’s assets are looking worse and worse. Bondholders must pay

    Nils Pratley
  • Keir Starmer

    Editorial
    The Guardian view on Labour and the trade unions: thrust together by more than history

  • An outside view of the New York Stock Exchange building, a beige building with an American flag hanging outside

    The United States is not facing an imminent recession. This is nonsense

    Robert Reich
  • A man enjoying his recently purchased Greggs sausage roll

    Why do I love Greggs? Let me count the ways

    Zoe Williams
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Spotlight

  • Ten times more durable … the innovative vessels.

    Smashing idea
    How East Germany invented ‘unbreakable’ drinking glasses

    In the 1980s, a company called Superfest pioneered extra strong glass – but it disappeared with the fall of the Berlin Wall. Now it’s making a comeback

Multimedia

  • Rex Airlines planes at Sydney airport. (Photo by James D Morgan/Getty Images)

    Podcast
    Is Australia stuck with an airline duopoly?

  • Families on the beach in front of rows of beach huts in Walton-On-The-Naze, Essex.

    In pictures
    Shore thing: English beach huts

    Colourful wooden beach huts are a cherished fixture of the British seaside and are much sought after in the coastal resorts of Kent, Essex and East Sussex. Most are only big enough to sit in, get changed and store belongings, while others have been equipped with kitchenettes and beds
  • Side view of a row of mobile homes

    In pictures
    The secret lives of mobile homes

    Jethro Marshall’s Jurassic Coast photographs capture the eerie scenes of off-season resorts

Your money

  • A FlixBus bus under the Pont de Bercy

    Our FlixBus to Paris will not be stopping in Paris

  • A crescent of terraced houses in Kennington, London

    What can I do about my mortgage now the base rate has been cut?

    • Energy firms pile on the agony for the vulnerable

    • ‘We are already the honey pot’: scam victims say powerful banking lobby is blocking compensation

    • Free childcare pledge in England in peril after Tories ‘recklessly rushed out’ plan

    • Credit cards: ‘My spending limit was slashed by 90%’

    • Energy customers urged to switch to beat winter fuel payments changes

    • For crying out loud, turn down the volume

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