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  • Cardano leads the charge as crypto markets start the week with a buzz

    January 9, 2023

    Topping $17,250, Bitcoin is having its strongest day since the start of the new year, as Cardano posts an impressive 18% lift.

  • ‘Nobody died’: Embarrassment for Putin as Russia claims missile strikes on Ukrainian base killed 600

    January 9, 2023

    Ukrainian officials say nobody died in missile attacks Russia claims killed 600 troops. Vladimir Putin’s Russian defence ministry said missiles hit two temporary bases housing 1,300 Ukrainian soldiers in Kramatorsk in the easter Donetsk region. The strikes were retaliation for Ukraine’s attack in Makiivka, which left at least 89 Russian troops died, ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said. [...]

  • ‘Divorce Day’: Why cash-strapped couples are looking at putting off their split amid money woes

    January 9, 2023

    Over a third of married couples who had been considering a divorce are now opting to stay in their relationship because of the cost-of-living crisis, according to a survey. The first working Monday of the new year has been dubbed ‘Divorce Day’ by lawyers, but many couples are thinking twice before splitting from their partner [...]

  • UK’s cost of living crisis will swipe over £2k from Brits pockets with some groups expected to feel squeeze of recession even more

    January 9, 2023

    The UK is just halfway through a cost of living crisis that will swipe £2,100 year from incomes with living standards remaining at pre Covid levels until at least 2028, a report out today has revealed. The cost of living crisis which, when combined with a tough recession, will leave households worse off than they [...]

  • Prince Harry interview: key revelations from bombshell ITV interview

    January 8, 2023

    Prince Harry has spoken to ITV ahead of the release of his book Spare. In the hour-and-a-half-long interview, filmed in California, Harry went into more detail about his claims about his fallout with The Firm. He also describes the alleged assault by his brother in more detail and talks about the trauma of the death [...]

  • UK public procurement reforms could create £4bn ‘accountability gap’, campaigners warn

    January 8, 2023

    Plans to overhaul the UK’s public procurement processes risk creating an “accountability gap” around the use of public funds, anti-corruption campaigners have warned. The plans, which aim to make it easier for small businesses to win contracts from the UK government, seek to simplify the country’s procurement processes and make them easier to navigate. The [...]

  • New Year fitness regime: How to stick to your goals

    January 8, 2023

    Struggling to stick to your new year’s fitess regime? We asked three fitness experts their top tricks to make sticking to your gym routine a breeze. Abigail Roberts, sports nutritionist at Bulk.com Set SMART goals: The vaguer your fitness goals, the less likely you are to commit to them long-term. Structure your fitness goals so [...]

  • EDF Energy backs Ofgem reforms as Centrica makes fresh ringfencing push in bid to ‘protect’ consumer balances

    January 8, 2023

    EDF Energy has backed Ofgem’s plans to toughen financial requirements for suppliers - which stop short of full ringfencing.

  • US Data in Focus as we begin 2023

    January 6, 2023  |  City Talk

    Back again for another year of trading and our focus immediately shifts to the world’s largest economy in the midst of the impending global recession that we are looking at heading into the rest of 2023. As manufacturing has showed a continuing slowdown this week we turn our attention to the first non-farm payrolls release [...]

  • Already failing Dry January? Don’t worry – why alcohol free isn’t actually the answer

    January 6, 2023

    Helen ditched booze on the 1st of January, the same as she has done for the past six years with the aim of doing Dry January, but she has always found herself drinking again before the month ends. On average she drinks one glass of wine every other day and describes herself as a “happy” [...]

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