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UK and Australia launch new partnership in weapons development The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and Defence Science and Technology (DST) Group Australia have announced a ground-breaking partnership.

UK house prices stagnant in March as London struggles Capital records lowest annual price growth in the country as Northern Ireland races ahead, Nationwide finds

Global cost of Trump trade war ‘could reach $1.4tn’; Goldman Sachs cuts UK growth forecast over tariff spillovers – as it happened Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as UK business secretary warns Britain will be hit by ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs

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Resetting UK-EU defence cooperation: the case for a special partnership - UK in a changing Europe The UK-EU security relationship is increasingly important amid US uncertainties, argue Max Becker, Johanna Flach and Dr. Nicolai von Ondarza.

Interest rates are being cut….

Rate cuts and stamp duty deadline boost house sales by 28%: HMRC Transactions rose by 13% between January and February.

aibanka | Why are interest rates high and how quickly might they fall?

Why are interest rates high and how quickly might they fall? We must continue to monitor the economy and global events carefully when making rate decisions

Lloyds predicts 50% surge in completions ahead of stamp duty deadline

Lloyds predicts 50% surge in completions ahead of stamp duty deadline The lender has guaranteed to process all completions submitted at least a week before the deadline.

How far will Starmer risk pushing Labour MPs to swallow welfare cuts?

Could this plan help reduce inflation?

Currently government spending is the biggest contributor to both inflation and GDP. Benefit expenditure although necessary in many cases it provides a significant challenge and is a key driver of government debt and inflation. When interest rates are lower it has a smaller impact on government spending and inflation. However with rates still being high, government spending on monthly interest payments borrowed to fund benefit spending fuels inflation and higher interest rates. Temporarily reducing benefit spending could help lower borrowing costs, ease inflation, reduce interest rates, and protect the purchasing power of the pound.

How far will Starmer risk pushing Labour MPs to swallow welfare cuts? Many MPs will feel that pushing people in to poverty to balance the books is not what they came into politics to do