Wholesale fuel prices 'aren't being fairly reflected' as drivers see cost surge
UK & International

Wholesale fuel prices 'aren't being fairly reflected' as drivers see cost surge

Politics

Minimum wage will rise to at least £11 per hour, chancellor confirms

Hunt to confirm ‘pay boost for millions’ as minimum wage rises to £11 an hour
Politics

Hunt to confirm ‘pay boost for millions’ as minimum wage rises to £11 an hour

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Scotland

One in ten people in Scotland 'trapped in very deep poverty'

Lower energy price cap takes effect amid concerns households will pay more
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Lower energy price cap takes effect amid concerns households will pay more

Scottish Government’s controversial licensing scheme for short-term lets comes into effect
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Scotland

Controversial licensing scheme for short-term lets comes into effect

Economy grew faster than expected in first quarter of 2023, ONS says
UK & International

Economy grew faster than expected in first quarter of 2023, ONS says

Scotland

Irn-Bru manufacturers 'tarnishing reputation' ahead of strike action

Customers ‘shopping differently’ due to cost of living crisis, says Aldi boss
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Customers ‘shopping differently’ due to cost of living crisis

UK & International

Staple foods can cost 'three times as much' if budget options unavailable

Interest rates decision a relief but homeowners face higher repayments for some time
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Interest rates decision a relief but homeowners face higher repayments for some time

Bernard Ponsonby
Bernard Ponsonby
Bank of England leaves interest rates unchanged ending run of 14 rises in a row
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Interest rates left unchanged ending run of 14 rises in a row

Does the surprise inflation fall mean it's time to stop raising interest rates?
UK & International

Does the surprise inflation fall mean it's time to stop raising interest rates?

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Scotland

Supermarket loyalty card prices ‘not as good as they seem’ – Which?

Is Scotland’s population growth enough to avert a public services crisis?
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Is Scotland's population growth enough to avert a public services crisis?

Bernard Ponsonby
Bernard Ponsonby
Union rejects pay offer and sets deadline for councils to avoid mass school strikes across Scotland
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Scotland

Union rejects pay offer and sets deadline to avoid mass school strikes

Scottish school workers’ union set to reject ‘insulting’ council pay offer
Scotland

School workers' union set to reject 'insulting' council pay offer

Cosla offers council workers revised pay offer
Scotland

COSLA offers council workers revised pay offer

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