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Boris Johnson and Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi on holiday despite financial gloom

Both men were away from Westminster as the Bank of England raised interest rates again and warned of the longest recession since the financial crisis.

The Independent UK

The Leader podcast: Interest rates rise as UK faces another recession

The UK is once again facing a recession, as the Bank of England announced its predictions for the economy, alongside a 0.5% rise in interest rates.

Evening Standard

Interest hits 1.75% in biggest rise in 27 years - here's what it means for you

The Bank of England has confirmed that interest rates will shoot from 1.25% to 1.75% - the biggest percentage point rise in some 27 years.

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All you need to know about rising interest rates including savings and mortgages

The Bank of England has increased its base rate from 1.25% to 1.75% - a rise of 0.5 percentage points. It argues that raising rates now will bring inflation under control sooner

Daily Mirror

Six changes to your finances coming in August

There are a number of things you should keep an eye on this month

Wales Online

Millions of people who claim these benefits to receive £150 cost of living payment in September

The announcement comes as the Bank of England warns that the UK faces a bleak year with inflation hitting 13%

Wales Online

Boris Johnson and Keir Starmer both on holiday as economy crumbles

BORIS Johnson has come under fire for being on holiday while the UK is forecast to go into recession amid rising interest rates and inflation.

The National (Scotland)

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Bank of England raises interest rates, predicts long recession

Every central banker dreams of their ‘whatever it takes‘ moment, a reference to then ECB President Mario Draghi’s 2012 commitment to preserve the euro.

Evening Standard

Margaret Thatcher would be 'appalled' by Tory candidates tax plans, says ex-minister

Both Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak have tried to claim the mantle of the polarising Prime Minister - but Lord Kenneth Baker, who served in Margaret Thatcher's Cabinet, said she would be 'appalled' by their plans

Daily Mirror

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak tear into each other as Britain heads for recession

Both candidates to be the next Prime Minister questioned the other's approach as Labour warned that the Tories "have lost control of the economy"

Daily Mirror

Scotland 'cannot afford to stay in the Union' as worst recession since 2008 looms

Pro-independence politicians have hit out following an announcement that interest rates and inflation is set to rise

The National (Scotland)

Bank of England raises interest rates in bid to tame inflation

UK’s central bank hikes key interest rate to 1.75 percent, its highest level since 2008, and warns of recession ahead.

Al Jazeera

What rise in interest rates mean for first-time buyers - and your mortgage payments

THE UK is set to fall into its longest recession since the financial crisis and inflation will peak at more than 13 as gas prices soar, the Bank…

The National (Scotland)

How will inflation affect me as it rises again to 1.75 per cent

The Bank of England today voted to raise interest rates to their highest level since 2008. This is also the single-biggest rise since 1995.

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Interest rates rise to 1.75%, with UK set to enter recession this year

Bank of England hikes rates to their highest level since January 2009

The National (Scotland)

Finance expert explains how to avoid a credit card rate rise as recession looms

Interest rates have risen to their highest level since 2008

The Independent UK

Interest rates: What will the Bank of England increase mean for mortgages and house prices?

The two million people with variable rate mortgages are particularly vulnerable to the rise in interest rates, while first-time buyers are expected to find it more of a struggle to get on the property ladder

Evening Standard

Bank of England raises interest rates to 1.75% amid recession warning

The Bank of England raised interest rates by half a percentage point on Thursday in the biggest increase in the cost of borrowing for 27 years.It is the sixth consecutive hike from the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) since December and lifts its key lending rate from 1.25 per cent…

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'Final straw' warning for struggling hospitality sector as recession threat looms

SOARING interest rates could be the “final straw” for struggling hospitality businesses, industry leaders have warned as the UK economy faces a…

The National (Scotland)

What happens to house prices in a recession?

The Bank of England has pushed through the biggest interest-rate hike in 27 years as it warned the UK is heading for more than a year of recession.

Wales Online

The UK is facing the worst recession since the financial crisis, warns the Bank of England

UK faces a bleak year as living standards plunge and inflation is set to hit 13% and the UK faces the longest economic downturn since the 2008 financial crisis

Manchester Evening News

Bank of England says UK to enter recession lasting more than a year with inflation hitting 13.3%

The Bank has stated that the UK's "growth is very weak by historical standards"

The Guardian - UK

As recession looms, the Bank of England’s independence is under threat

Analysis: The monetary policy committee has been accused of being asleep at the wheel amid cost of living crisis

Wales Online

Average mortgages to go up by £50 a month

This adds up to an extra £605.16 in mortgage costs over the course of a year.

The Guardian - UK

What does the Bank of England interest rate rise mean for you?

From first-time home buyers to credit card users, we look at how your finances may be affected

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