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Jobs gloom among young sees more 'lose faith in their futures', warns IPPR

Jobs gloom among young sees more 'lose faith in their futures', warns IPPR

Middle East war is hurting eurozone economy, warns ECB, after announcing first interest rate rise since 2023 – as it happened

Middle East war is hurting eurozone economy, warns ECB, after announcing first interest rate rise since 2023 – as it happened

Markets soar as US and Iran agree peace deal - but Footsie misses out after oil price slump

Markets soar as US and Iran agree peace deal - but Footsie misses out after oil price slump

Macron frames Évian G7 agenda in hope Trump will stay for whole summit

Macron frames Évian G7 agenda in hope Trump will stay for whole summit

Boohoo owner Debenhams narrows losses in boost to turnaround hopes

Boohoo owner Debenhams narrows losses in boost to turnaround hopes

EVs now £980 cheaper to run per year than petrol cars, study says

EVs now £980 cheaper to run per year than petrol cars, study says

British Gas launches fixed energy tariff at £222 below July price cap - but be quick if you want to sign up

British Gas launches fixed energy tariff at £222 below July price cap - but be quick if you want to sign up

Brent crude falls to three-month low below $80 as Iranian oil tankers ‘resume shipping’ – as it happened

Brent crude falls to three-month low below $80 as Iranian oil tankers ‘resume shipping’ – as it happened

HSBC will pay new customers £220 to switch current account

HSBC will pay new customers £220 to switch current account

JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER: I bought a cello for £192,500 in 1983 and banked on it being my pension... I sold it for £2m

JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER: I bought a cello for £192,500 in 1983 and banked on it being my pension... I sold it for £2m

Bankers set for $1bn AI fees bonanza: Wall St to cash in as SpaceX leads flurry of floats

Bankers set for $1bn AI fees bonanza: Wall St to cash in as SpaceX leads flurry of floats

Drivers fall out of love with touchscreens as new crash safety rules spark a return to buttons

Drivers fall out of love with touchscreens as new crash safety rules spark a return to buttons