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The Ftse ( Financial Times Stock Exchange) 100 stock market index has closed above 10,000 points for the first time on record in a major win for Britain’s economy going into 2026.This comes just days after the market surged above the 10,000 mark for the first time, as it rallied even further to today’s close.The day’s peak came at around 16:25, where the Footsie hit 10,009.35, before dropping to a close of 10,004.57, a 0.54 per cent gain for the day.The previous close was 9,951.14.Ftse 100 has closed above 10,000 points for the first time in history | GETTY/Google FinanceThe…

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Tesco has launched a major new pricing drive, pledging consistently low prices on more than 3,000 popular branded products as competition intensifies across the grocery sector.The supermarket has unveiled its Everyday Low Prices scheme, which it says will lock in reduced prices on household staples without the need for short-term promotions.Tesco said the initiative will cover well-known brands including Heinz, Fairy and PG Tips.As part of the launch, the retailer is reviving its blue-and-white striped Value logo.The branding, which was withdrawn in 2012, will return as part of a nationwide marketing campaign.Tesco said the stripes will “symbolise value at Tesco”…

PA MediaThe going was tough on Monday along the A87 from Inverness to UllapoolAn Arctic blast has forced hundreds of schools to stay shut in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with widespread snow and ice causing delays throughout Monday to road, rail and air travel.Yellow warnings for snow and ice are in place across much of the country, with a warning of more widespread snow later this week.Sunday had the coldest night of the winter so far for England and Wales, with Shap in Cumbria experiencing -10.9C.Cold weather payments have been triggered for hundreds of thousands of people across in…

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A 30-year-old Afghan immigrant has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting two women in Southampton.Sohail Amiri, who has been living on Highfield Lane in Southampton, entered guilty pleas to two charges of sexual assault against two women on September 23 and November 25.He also pleaded guilty to the attempted sexual assault of a third woman on September 23, although Amiri’s not guilty plea for alleged sexual assault was accepted by the prosecution.Amiri, who required the assistance of a Pashto interpreter at Southampton Crown Court this morning, also admitted to entering the United Kingdom without leave in October 2023.The 30-year-old had been…

Sir Keir Starmer has taken aim at Donald Trump as he weighed in on the US President’s plea to take over Greenland.Speaking to GB News, the Prime Minister told Political Editor Christopher Hope that the future of the territory is for “nobody else” but them.Mr Trump has set his sights on Greenland once again, claiming he “needs” the land as a matter of “national security”.Advocating for the Danish territory, he said: “We do need Greenland, absolutely. We need it for defence.”Pressed by Christopher on what he would do if Mr Trump “invades Greenland”, Sir Keir told GB News: “Well, the…

King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark maintained a cheerful demeanour on Monday as they presided over their annual New Year diplomatic receptions, despite escalating tensions between Copenhagen and Washington over Greenland.The royal couple welcomed guests across three separate events throughout the day. Supreme Court judges, Royal Life Guards and officers from the Guard Hussar Regiment attended the first gathering at Christian VII’s Palace within the Amalienborg complex.Mayors and regional council leaders arrived next, greeted in a snow-covered courtyard. The monarchs subsequently moved to Christiansborg Palace, home to the Danish Parliament, for a reception honouring the diplomatic corps.King Frederik X…

Two well-known high street retailers are facing a fight for survival, putting thousands of jobs at risk just weeks into the new year.Claire’s and The Original Factory Shop are on the brink of collapse, with more than 2,000 roles potentially under threat in another blow to Britain’s struggling retail sector.Sky News reports that both chains are expected to file notices of intention to appoint administrators, just days after the end of the crucial Christmas trading period.The move would give Claire’s and The Original Factory Shop short-term protection from creditors, buying them time to explore rescue options. It also highlights the…