Why you should consider fixing your energy tariff now

Martin Lewis explains what the upcoming change to the energy price cap means for your bills.

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Mandelson referred to EU anti-fraud agency over Epstein emails

The European Commission says it is assessing whether the peer breached its code of conduct while its trade envoy.

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Aldi shop staff to receive two pay rises this year

The German budget supermarket is a growing competitor among British supermarkets.

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Pressure to make budgets add up as Holyrood election looms

Parties hoping to form at least part of a government will want to show how they will pay for their vote-winning promises

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US threatens Anthropic with deadline in dispute on AI safeguards

The AI developer laid out red lines on military use of its products, a source said.

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What is happening to gas and electricity prices?

Typical household bills will fall by 7% when the new energy cap takes effect on 1 April 2026.

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Everything you need to know about the new school uniform law

New guidelines have been issued by the Department of Education in the wake of law changes on uniforms.

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What does the new law on school uniforms mean in Northern Ireland?

BBC News NI having been looking at they key aspects of the new guidelines.

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FedEx sues for Trump tariff refund

The US Supreme Court ruling that the US president overstepped when imposing levies paved the way for firms to seek a refund.

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Trump says he will increase his new global tariffs to 15%

After most of his tariffs were outlawed on Friday, Trump announced new global tariffs of 10% - which he says he has now increased to 15%.

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Is £70 becoming harder to justify? The rise of cheaper blockbuster games

As top games such as GTA 6 are speculated to cost $100 (£74), some developers are deliberately pricing lower.

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Lobbying firm co-founded by Mandelson goes into administration

Global Counsel's clients cut ties with the firm over Lord Mandelson's links with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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Funding approved to reduce cold deaths

Citizens Advice's Warm and Well scheme in North Yorkshire will receive the money over three years.

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Bill Gates pulls out of India's AI summit over Epstein files controversy

The Gates Foundation said the decision was made to "ensure the focus remains on the summit's key priorities".

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Lobbying firm co-founded by Mandelson goes into administration

Global Counsel's clients cut ties with the firm over Lord Mandelson's links with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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File on 4 Investigates

Can boxing do more to look after its fighters?

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Rare-breed horse centre cuts back amid cost woes

The stud continues but a visitor centre and cafe closes as the rare-breed centre takes stock.

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When the retail staff can't help you

This customer might be feeling trolled, in this scene from Small Prophets.

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Live Nation sees strong ticket sales as monopoly lawsuit looms

The entertainment giant's revenue surged last year as 159 million fans attended its concerts.

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Zuckerberg defends Meta in landmark social media addiction trial

The billionaire boss said he "always" regretted not making faster progress to identify users under 13.

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Dennis the Menace featured on 50p coin to mark 75 years

The new coin has been made with with Beano, Britain's longest-running weekly comic, first published in 1938

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Why are UK prices still rising?

UK Inflation has dropped back from record highs but remains above the Bank of England's 2% target.

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Reform plans to keep UK's budget watchdog

Robert Jenrick will promise to reform the OBR, rather than abolish it, in a move to reassure financial markets.

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Six of Sarah Ferguson's companies winding down

The move follows further revelations over her friendship with the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

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Dual nationals face scramble for UK passports as new rules come into force

Entry requirements to the UK for dual nationals are being overhauled as part of sweeping changes to the immigration system.

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Budget sees largest ever personal allowance rise

Treasury Minister Chris Thomas's budget sees the tax-free allowance rise by £2,250 to £17,000.

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Spud truck handing out free meals to families

The truck is supporting those who can not afford meals outside of school term-time.

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Andrew's time as trade envoy should be investigated, says Vince Cable

The former prince's alleged actions were "totally unacceptable", the ex-business secretary says.

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Andrew facing claim he shared Treasury document with banking contact

Reports suggest the former prince shared a Treasury document when he was serving as trade envoy.

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Heathrow not crowded but people walk in 'wrong place', says boss

Chief executive Thomas Woldbye says Europeans and Brits keep "crashing into each other" because they walk on different sides.

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Last chance for pensioners to get free air fryers

The council has handed out 15,000 free air fryers help people with the cost of living.

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The Bottom Line

Why do private landlords attract so much criticism – and how fair is it?

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Trump revokes key climate ruling which he says has made cars pricier

The White House calls it the largest deregulation in US history, but environmentalists say it will prove costly for Americans.

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Civil service pension backlog 'overwhelmed' Capita, boss says

Thousands of retiring civil servants have been left without pension payments causing hardship for some.

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'I racked up £145k of debt' - Pharmacists struggling to stay afloat as costs soar

With costs escalating, pharmacies are making a loss on essential items such as aspirin.

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US consumer spending slowed in December - Is it a warning for the economy?

Retail sales were unexpectedly flat in December as consumers pulled back, raising questions about a broader economic slowdown.

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What's driving Northern Ireland's falling fuel prices?

As petrol prices fall to their lowest levels in five years, BBC News NI takes a look at what's behind the drop.

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Apple and Google agree to change app stores after 'effective duopoly' claim

The UK's markets regulator says the proposed commitments "will boost the UK's app economy".

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Target slashes 500 jobs as retailer seeks to invest in its stores

Executives said the reductions were part of a restructuring meant to help fix stagnant sales.

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Japan has given Takaichi a landslide win - but can she bring back the economy?

Japan has been battling sluggish growth, mounting public debt and a rapidly ageing workforce.

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Businesses face extinction unless they protect nature, major report warns

Experts call for urgent action by businesses to restore the natural systems that keep them running.

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How Britain became a fried chicken nation

An internet craze for American-style chicken has come to the UK, but what does it mean for traditional chippies?

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Most smart motorways not value for money, say reports

National Highways found only three out of 16 schemes are on track to deliver the financial benefits expected.

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Can robots ever be graceful?

Firms are working to make the motors that drive robots more efficient and cheaper.

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Epstein emails: So-called 'shady financier' was Andrew's 'trusted money man'

Andrew seemed keen for Epstein to do business with David Rowland, but Epstein was wary, emails suggest.

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City volunteers seek drivers for meal deliveries

Friends of Di's Kitchen provides hundreds of meals each week in Wolverhampton.

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UK interest rates held at 3.75% but Bank says future cuts likely

The Bank of England has kept borrowing costs unchanged but opened the door to cuts later this year.

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Canada unveils auto industry plan in latest pivot away from US

The steps to bolster Canada's auto industry come as Trump's tariffs strain the sector and threaten jobs.

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Wegovy maker warns price cuts 'painful' for firm as shares plunge

Novo Nordisk is facing "unprecedented" price pressures, "intensifying competition" and patents expiring.

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Why are UK prices still rising?

UK Inflation has dropped back from record highs but remains above the Bank of England's 2% target.

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One million people miss HMRC tax return deadline

The UK's tax authority says 27,456 people filed in the final hour before the cut-off at the end of Saturday.

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Disney names Josh D'Amaro as new chief executive

The media giant chooses the head of its amusement park business to replace longtime boss Bob Iger.

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PepsiCo to cut some US snack prices after backlash

The snack conglomerate is cutting the price of products including Doritos, Cheetos and Lays

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Hope and uncertainty as India and US strike long-delayed trade deal

Indian industry has welcomed lower tariffs, but experts caution against celebration until details are clearer.

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One million people missed HMRC tax return deadline

The UK's tax authority says 27,456 people filed in the final hour before the cut-off at the end of Saturday.

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UK fuel price comparison scheme goes live

Pump price changes will have to be shared in a government database within 30 minutes.

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The 'fantastic' baby bundles not every mum will get

Baby boxes are being delivered to expectant families in some of Wales' most deprived areas.

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Harry Styles and Anthony Joshua among UK's top tax payers

The former One Direction member-turned-solo artist appears on the Sunday Times list for the first time.

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Rare earths and data centres: India pushes local industry as global tensions rise

India's budget focuses on infrastructure and defence spending and tax breaks for data-centre investments.

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