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Agent Knight Frank says sellers are having to accept big discounts amid higher mortgage rates and a glut of homes on the market.

One in four motorists affected by headlight glare plan on reducing or even giving up driving when the clocks go back this weekend.

Almost half of landlords put up their tenants' rent last year, research shows - and the majority of those who did earned £100,000 or more per year.

Banks also at the centre of the AI transformation. The threat of bad actors bringing payments or trading systems to a crashing halt is very real.

A certification regime - under which 139,000 staff are currently subject to annual checks and appear on a financial services register - is set to be abolished.

According to the ONS, average annual earnings for full-time employees were £40,911 in April 2026. But people's pay rises are swallowed up by frozen tax thresholds.

New novels released in the second-half also include actress Gillian Anderson's More and Stephen Graham's Letters to Our Sons, while a new TV show is set to boost Harry Potter sales.

The cost of living is rising rapidly again - and that's bad news for our standard of living, savings, mortgages - and taxes.

The Bank of England Governor has sounded the alarm over sky-high levels of borrowing in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, which could pose a risk to financial stability.

The boss of Sainsbury's has said consumers will be spared dramatic price rises this Christmas but reiterated calls for the Government to relieve pressure on businesses.