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Cooling inflation could soon give households and mortgage borrowers something to cheer about. Fresh figures this week are set to show whether the long squeeze on living costs is finally starting to loosen.Most economists think the Office for National Statistics will say Consumer Prices Index inflation fell to three per cent last month, down from 3.4 per cent in December, according to analysis by Pantheon Macroeconomics.If confirmed, that would be the softest pace of price growth in almost a year and the lowest level recorded since March 2025.The expected drop comes after a stretch in which costs across several major…

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Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych will not compete at the Winter Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport dismissed his appeal to wear a helmet depicting images of athletes killed during Russia’s invasion of his home country.

A Crowborough resident has said she is “astounded and appalled” after a Green councillor announced she and her grandchildren have written – and will now deliver – Valentine’s Day cards to asylum seekers housed in a nearby army base.Anne Cross, who sits on East Sussex County Council, said the cards will be presented to the men this weekend.In footage of a recent meeting revealed by Guido Fawkes, the councillor said: “My grandchildren and I painted some cards – Valentine’s Cards – at the weekend which we are going to be presenting to the men in the camp in Crowborough as…

The deputy leader of the Scottish Conservatives Meghan Gallacher has launched a fierce attack on the SNP, labelling Glasgow the “asylum capital of the UK” and accusing the nationalist government of creating a housing crisis through “virtue-signalling policies.”The shadow housing secretary attributed the surge in homelessness directly to the Scottish Government’s 2022 decision to scrap the local connection rule.The scale of the influx is laid bare in statistics obtained by the Scottish Conservatives through freedom of information requests.During 2022-23, merely 35 individuals lacking any connection to a Scottish local authority submitted homeless applications to Glasgow City Council, with 22 originating…

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This is the moment a man plotting a mass gun attack on Jewish people in Manchester learned he had been foiled by an undercover operative.Walid Saadaoui, 38, arranged for guns to be smuggled into the UK as part of an “Isis-inspired plot”, Preston Crown Court heard.He has been jailed at Preston Crown Court for a minimum of 37 years.Fellow plotter Amar Hussein, 52, was sentenced to at least 26 years in prison.

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Serena Laidlaw, a 72-year-old pensioner living near Brighton, says she feels “hoodwinked” after watching her monthly management charges surge by 400 per cent over the past decade.The pensioner bought her property in 2014, having never owned a leasehold before and bought her one-bedroom flat for £172,000.When she purchased her one-bedroom leasehold flat for £172,000 in 2014, the fees stood at just £80 monthly. Today, she pays close to £400 each month. The fees on her leasehold flat have more than tripled in the past 10 years.Her ground rent has also doubled from £150 to £300 annually, despite assurances from her…

“One example of this mentioned in [Ammori’s] evidence is her fear that she will be ‘no-platformed’ – that she will not be invited to speak at events because organisers will be concerned that if someone such as her, previously very closely associated with Palestine Action, does speak that will give rise to an offence under [terrorism legislation],” the ruling said.