Big city house prices are tipped to fall by as much as 8 per cent in 2022 as lending rules tighten and Australia’s post-Covid economic recovery loses momentum. Australian property values in March surged by 2.8 per cent, the fastest pace since
The BBC suffered a huge blow to its viewing figures last night after the broadcaster ran the same coverage of Prince Philip’s death on multiple channels. BBC Two viewers plunged by 64 per cent compared to last week while BBC One’s fell
By Tom Pyman and for MailOnline and Rob Hull for This is Money Grants for electric cars are set to be slashed by £500 and won’t apply to the best-selling Tesla vehicle any more under new plans. A government drive to encourage
Are beers about to get cheaper? Calls for alcohol tax to be slashed in half to help struggling pubs and hotels after crippling Covid lockdowns Beer tax in Australia is the fourth highest after Norway, Japan and Finland The Brewers Association is
A city that is much more affordable than Sydney or Melbourne is tipped to conservatively enjoy 20 per cent house price growth during the next two years. In Brisbane, $1million buys a very nice house, including a renovated Queenslander, near the city
U.S. reaches 100m vaccinations Europe struggles speed up roll-out with just 10 per cent of EU jabbed
The United States reaped the fruits of its vaccination campaign against Covid-19 on Friday as it became the first nation to reach 100 million people, but Europe’s roll-out has faced fresh obstacles in recent days. The US reported surging job growth and
Blow for Alex Salmond’s new Alba Party as poll puts support at 3 per cent and suggests he’ll be lucky to be their single MSP Survation poll found Alex Salmond most unpopular mainstream Scottish leader Study found 71 per cent of people
Biden’s chief of staff defends proposed hiking the corporate tax hike to 28 per cent calling it a ‘common sense’ way to fund the president’s $2T infrastructure proposal The White House is proposing to raise corporate rates to 28 per cent from
Deliveroo braced for a second day of pain on the FTSE 100 as the stock remained unstable and fluctuated after an early morning plummet. At 11am the share price on London’s blue chip index was down 4.84 points (1.68 per cent) to
Nicola Sturgeon (pictured leaving a Scottish election debate last night) has complained about the UK government restricting funding for Holyrood The Scottish government is spending 30 per cent more on public services per person than England thanks to its generous funding deal