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Retirees could see a ‘double boost’ to their state pensions if rising energy prices push inflation higher following the conflict in the Middle East.Britain’s fiscal watchdog has warned that inflation could climb above three per cent by the end of the year if oil and gas prices remain elevated due to the Iran conflict.Higher inflation therefore increases the likelihood that pension payments will rise more sharply in future upratings, potentially giving retirees a larger increase than previously expected.Under the triple lock guarantee, state pension payments must increase annually by whichever figure is highest among inflation, wage growth, or 2.5 per…

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Chelsea’s dominant record over United extends to the WSL, where they have never lost in 12 meetings, winning 10 of them.But the gap has been closing.This season, Chelsea needed an extra-time winner to knock United out of the FA Cup in their fifth-round tie and were held to a 1-1 draw in their WSL meeting in October.It has been a turbulent time for the Londoners as they have fallen nine points behind WSL leaders Manchester City. Manager Sonia Bompastor has come under pressure and off-field issues – including the departure of much-loved head of women’s football Paul Green – have…

James’ deal was due to expire in 2028, making him one of the club’s priorities for a renewal. He signed that contract shortly after the takeover by Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital in 2022.He has been a starter for 19 of his 26 Premier League appearances with the Blues this season and has made 225 appearances in total for the club.James won the Champions League in 2021 with Chelsea, along with the Uefa Super Cup in the same year and the 2025 Conference League and Club World Cup, and was named captain three years ago.Talks are thought to have progressed…

A historic hotel in Cheshire with ties to the Royal Family will close its doors to asylum seekers next month.All residents of The Crewe Arms Hotel are set to be relocated to alternative sites and, where possible, to “more appropriate dispersed accommodation”.Connor Naismith, the Labour MP for Crewe & Nantwich, said the site opposite the town’s railway station would stop being used by people in the asylum system from the end of April.The closure was confirmed later by the Home Office. The traditional hotel has ties to the Royal Family, with Queen Victoria becoming a frequent visitor, staying overnight on…

Lord Peter Mandelson’s “disloyalty to our nation” is “unforgivable”, Daniel Kawczynski has told GB News.Speaking to host Martin Daubney, the former Conservative MP hit out at the disgraced peer following the release of the Mandelson files.He stated: “The Epstein thing is one thing, but actually sending and sharing market-sensitive information with a foreigner, I think is unforgivable.”The 147-page document was released today ahead of Chief Secretary Darren Jones’ address to the House of Commons to update MPs on the matter.Within the documents, it was confirmed Sir Keir was “warned” of Lord Mandelson’s links to the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein in…

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Skipton Building Society unveiled two fixed-rate ISA products yesterday, offering savers competitive returns as they seek to take advantage of current tax-free allowances.Both accounts became available on March 12 through branches, online, the mobile app or telephone.The 18-month ISA pays four per cent interest, while the longer 30-month option provides a 3.85 per cent return.Savers must deposit a minimum of £5,000, with a maximum limit of £1million permitted.Neither product allows partial withdrawals during the fixed term.Customers can contribute up to their full £20,000 ISA allowance for the current tax year and transfer existing ISA balances before the final paying-in date.The…

Prince William presented royal honours to celebrated actor Warwick Davis and England defender Alex Greenwood during an investiture ceremony held at Windsor Castle this afternoon.Harry Potter and Star Wars legend, Davis, aged 56, received an OBE for his contributions to drama and charitable work, while Greenwood, 32, was awarded an MBE recognising her services to football.The ceremony saw William acknowledge two distinguished figures from vastly different fields.Davis is a beloved screen presence known for iconic fantasy roles, while Greenwood was a key member of the triumphant Lionesses squad.Prince William presented royal honours to celebrated actor Warwick Davis and England defender…