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London Mayor Sadiq Khan says the capital’s tourist economy is “roaring back” to life after Covid - but is it, and who’s paying a fortune for those inflated entry ticket, food and drink prices?

THE UK Government’s announcement of hundreds of new North Sea oil and gas licenses as part of a promise to max out fossil fuels in the North Sea…

Londoners may occasionally take it for granted, but for millions of people, a visit to the capital represents the highlight of their year. And the city’s tourist economy is “roaring back” to life, according to the Mayor, as research collated by City Hall finds flight bookings and international arrivals have…

Nationwide reports average house prices fell 3.8% in year to July, biggest annual drop in 14 years, while manufacturers suffer worst month of 2023

Asian shares have mostly risen, boosted by market optimism set off by a Wall Street rally despite lingering worries about regional growth

Florida Governor and GOP candidate aims to end China's economic control, address federal spending and education reforms.

Love is usually framed as romantic and desirable: an intimate connection that’s its own reward. That justifies, perhaps, the toil and hard work that make up much of our lives. But it also disguises how much love is also work: a labour performed disproportionately by women.

The RBA has left the official cash rate on hold at 4.1%, the highest level since 2012, in line with investors’ expectations

American economy digging its way out of inflation pit, says Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis president.