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The final line of King Charles’s statement on Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s arrest clearly illustrated where senior royals were focusing.While many highlighted “let me state clearly: the law must take its course” as the key sentence in the King’s message, the monarch chose to end the statement with the vow “my family and I will continue in our duty and service to you all.”Just hours later, that is exactly what the Royal Family did.Queen Camilla visited Sinfonia Smith Square Hall to meet musicians, becoming the first royal to step out after the former Duke of York’d arrest.The final line of King…

Net Zero policies are being blamed for a sharp downturn in Aberdeen, where the average home now sells for just £136,000, its lowest level since 2006, and around 18,000 energy jobs have disappeared since 2010.Once Britain’s gateway to North Sea wealth, with wages second only to London and property prices nearing £215,000, the city is now grappling with the fallout of a rapidly shrinking offshore sector.Between 2004 and 2015, Aberdeen’s population increased by almost 20,000 as workers relocated to secure highly paid roles in the energy sector, while property values surged 165 per cent over the preceding decade.By contrast, more…

Not exactly.Reigning champions Arsenal had to kick off their campaign against record eight-time winners Lyon, who they beat in the semi-finals last season.This time they lost and they were also beaten by Bayern Munich in the league phase, meaning they had work to do to qualify.It was a nervy few months but victories against Real Madrid and FC Twente helped Arsenal finish fifth in the table. They were handed a favourable tie in their knockout play-offs, avoiding more established European teams like Wolfsburg and Juventus to take on competition debutants OH Leuven, who they had already beaten 3-0 in the…

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Britain’s youth unemployment surge is a “self‑inflicted” crisis driven by rising employment costs, a former senior figure at the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has said.Andy King, who served on the watchdog’s Budget Responsibility Committee until 2023, criticised Labour’s economic approach during an event hosted by the Resolution Foundation.He argued that the decision to increase employer National Insurance contributions alongside substantial rises in minimum wage rates had disproportionately harmed young people seeking entry‑level roles.“This self‑inflicted youth unemployment problem — how do you get out of that without pretty large U‑turns or pretty large spending to overcome the increase in employment…

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The UK Government recorded an unprecedented £30.4billion surplus in January, marking the strongest monthly performance since official records commenced in 1993.The figure exceeded forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) by £6.3billion.The January surplus, where the Government takes in more money in taxes than it spends, represented a dramatic improvement on the previous year, coming in £15.9billion higher than the £15.4billion recorded in the same month of 2025.City analysts had anticipated a surplus of approximately £23.8billion, making the actual result significantly better than market expectations.UK posts record £30.4billion January surplus as tax receipts beat forecasts | GETTYJanuary typically produces…

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Motorists have been urged to try a new artificial intelligence tool that could cut their car insurance bills by an average of £233.Price comparison giant MoneySuperMarket has launched a feature called Price Optimiser, designed to highlight hidden factors that may be pushing up premiums.The company explained how the tool examines the details in a customer’s quote and pinpoints areas that could be inflating the cost, including estimated annual mileage, job title, and address information. Between February 12 and 16, 83 per cent of drivers who completed the Price Optimiser process secured a cheaper quote after acting on its suggestions. Overall,…

Keely Hodgkinson admitted it felt “a bit weird” to shatter a world record that was established on the very day she entered the world.The British Olympic champion demolished the indoor 800m mark in Liévin, France, clocking an astonishing 1:54.88 to obliterate the previous best by nearly a full second.Slovenia’s Jolanda Ceplak had held the record since 3 March 2002 — the exact date of Hodgkinson’s birth.”It almost felt a bit weird that it was set on the day I was born, and 24 years later I break it,” the 23-year-old said. “But I think there’s still more to push.”Ceplak’s mark…