What's happening to UK interest rates and what does it mean for mortgages?
The interest rate set by the Bank of England affects mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions.
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Wednesday, 30 September 2026 · London edition · Vol. 1
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The interest rate set by the Bank of England affects mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions.
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The community champion has reached more than 48,000 people through sport, mentoring and crime prevention
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Alexander Casteel diverted 18 miles to visit his father, who had become incoherent
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The parliamentary defeat of assisted dying legislation was narrow. A majority of just 16 MPs rejected a bill that would have permitted assisted dying in limited circumstances. Yet public support remains strong.
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The bill has hit a staggering four million people.
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Officers said bringing the building back into use would reduce the risk of antisocial behaviour and create jobs.
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Princess Andre defiantly responded to the criticism as she backed a new campaign
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Specialists say the 'unusual' food hack could help determine how bad the issue is
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Students could return only to find lectures cancelled over what union boss describes as ‘academic vandalism’
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Fixed mortgage rate hikes and a high choice of homes for sale are contributing to a ‘price sensitive’ housing market.
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If your PIP claim is rejected by the DWP, you have a number of rights - but many do not use them
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Demolition crews have got to work
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"No pupil is ever suspended for minor infractions"
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They're offering the opposite of a late night city centre gig
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He is accused of covertly recording 12 women doing a private act with some of the voyeurism charges based on the 'purpose of obtaining sexual gratification'
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Lois Kinder, 44, drank a coffee and ingested two gummies a day containing the Asian herb ashwagandha to "promote her overall wellbeing" for a year.
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Ivan Jennings discussed putting poisonous mushrooms in the food of Jews and Muslims, a court heard
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Our Ask Me Anything team explains how to follow matches from week five of the Premier League season on the BBC this weekend.
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies has published analysis into the disability benefit, which is claimed by four million people.
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The site is being turned into a farm shop and restaurant
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If your PIP claim is rejected by the DWP, you have a number of rights - but many do not use them
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Lucy Letby’s reaction to the deaths of her murder victims at the Countess of Chester Hospital showed an ‘apparent enjoyment of the drama and ritual around death’
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Famous internet meme Kirsty Paterson donned her green wig once more for a Netflix trailer promoting a new Wonka-themed game show coming out this month.
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