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Paper £20 and £50 bank notes will expire within days as urgent deadline warning issued

An urgent warning has been issued to anyone with paper bank notes from the Bank of Scotland and Bank of England as the deadline to use them is just round the corner.

Glasgow Live

Bank of England warns UK 'may be in recession' as it hikes interest rates

The Bank of England has warned that the UK economy may already be in recession, as it hikes interest rates for the seventh time to combat the spiralling pace of price rises. Inflation is still hovering nearly 40-year highs at just under 10 percent. Meanwhile, Turkey's central bank continues its…

France 24

Martin Lewis warns savers ‘be prepared to switch banks’ after interest rate hike

UK ‘already in recession,’ Bank of England says

The Independent UK

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Martin Lewis issues advice on how interest rate hike will affect mortgages and savings

The money-saving expert took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the Bank of England's announcement

Manchester Evening News

What does the Bank’s interest rate rise mean for people’s finances?

From mortgages and the housing market to credit cards and loans, half-point increase will have an impact

The Guardian - UK

The Leader podcast: ‘We may already be in recession’

Brace yourselves, the Bank of England says we may already be in recession.

Evening Standard

University of Cambridge says it gained from slave trade

Britain's University of Cambridge said on Thursday it had benefited from the proceeds of slavery over its history, and promised to expand scholarships for Black students and fund more research into the murderous trade.

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What the interest rate hike means for you and your wallet

It may now be a good idea to start saving your money as interest rises once again in the UK

Manchester Evening News

Mortgage shock as interest rate rise could add almost £600 to some loans

Bank of England’s increased the base rate from 1.75% to 2.25%

Wales Online

Interest rate jump ‘will add nearly £600 per year on average to some mortgages’

Thursday’s Bank of England base rate hike could add to the struggles of first-time buyers, among others.

The Independent UK

Interest rate hike points to the Bank keeping its foot firmly on the brake

The half-point rise wasn’t the limit of the measures announced by a central bank accused – until now – of acting too slowly on inflation

The Guardian - UK

Borrowers rush to get new fixed term mortgage deals as rates jump again

Worried homeowners are ripping up fixed rate mortgage deals to lock in again ahead of further huge rises in borrowing costs, brokers said today.

Evening Standard

UK in recession as Bank of England hikes interest rates to highest since 2008

Interest rates have risen to 2.25% from 1.75% – the highest level since November 2008

Insider UK

Bank of England announces highest interest rate since 2008 - with country already in recession

The bank hopes to bring inflation under control with interest rate changes

Manchester Evening News

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Daily Record

Interest rates soar to highest level in 14 years as country already 'in recession'

BREAKING: Mortgage payments will rise as the Bank of England tries to cool an over-heating economy.

The National (Scotland)

UK economy likely already in recession as Bank hikes interest rates to 14-year-high

THE UK economy is likely to be in recession after the Bank of England announced it expects GDP to fall over the next quarter and that it would hike…

Evening Standard

Interest rates rise: latest hike to 2.25 per cent will see £1,500 added to London first-time buyer mortgage payments

The Bank of England’s base rate increase of 0.5 per cent is the seventh consecutive rise unveiled by the Monetary Policy Commitee (MPC)

Birmingham Post

Bank of England raises interest rates to 2.25% - the highest level since the financial crisis

Monetary Policy Committee moves to tackle inflation

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Wales Online

Interest rates surge to 2.25% as UK 'already in recession'

Mortgage payments will go up along with some loan and credit card debts

The Independent UK

Interest rates rise by 0.5% as Bank of England says UK ‘already in recession’ OLD REDIRECTED

The UK interest rate is now the highest level since 2008

Daily Mirror

Interest rates surge to 2.25% hitting 14-year high - what it means for your cash

The Bank of England has today confirmed it is hiking interest rates from 1.75% to 2.25% in what is the highest rate since 2008. We explain how it affects your mortgage, credit card debt and savings

The Guardian - UK

UK in recession, says Bank of England as it raises interest rates to 2.25%

In a three-way split decision, MPC signals inflation risks outweigh short-term threat of recession

The Independent UK

Homeowners ‘could save thousands of pounds’ by switching mortgage

With further rate rises expected, switching could save some people thousands of pounds over a relatively short period of time, according to research

Evening Standard

Bank of England hikes interest rate by 0.5%

The latest hike lifts the Bank’s key benchmark rate from 1.75% to 2.25%, the highest it has been since December 2008

The Independent UK

Bank of England poised for another big interest rate hike

Britain’s central bank is under pressure make another big interest rate hike Thursday

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