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The fall in demand for homes is far greater in London than any other UK region.

The mood music emanating from the Treasury ahead of the November 17 Autumn Statement is funereal: tax rises and spending cuts are imminent. Amid anaemic economic growth and following a mini-Budget that spooked the markets and saw the cost of borrowing rise, there is a clear need to make the…

Property prices fell 0.9% compared to September to £268,282, according to Nationwide Building Society, the first monthly drop since July 2021 and also the biggest decrease since June 2020

Many economists are saying that the Monetary Policy Committee is likely to raise interest rates again

New survey shows highest level of support for national vote since mini-Budget turmoil

Jacob Rees-Mogg steps down as business secretary as new prime minister forms top team

Banks and building societies are starting to cut prices for their new mortgages, offering relief to struggling homeowners facing soaring home loan prices this year

Ms Truss announced her decision to resign to the nation last week after just 44 days in No10 - making her the country's shortest-serving Prime Minister

A new Tory PM will be selected by Friday - but could be crowned as early as Monday afternoon after deadline for candidates to hit 100 nominations

The cost of mortgages has soared to highs not seen since 2008, but now experts say the worst may be over after the new Chancellor took action to soothe panicked financial firms

Nicla Sturgeon and Sir Keir Starmer call for a general election