Rate cuts to fuel house price rises, Halifax says
The mortgage lender says lower borrowing costs could fuel a “modest” rise in house prices. Read More
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Royal Mint starts turning e-waste into gold
The UK’s coin-maker opens a new industrial plant to extract gold from old circuit boards. Read More
First gene-editing therapy may cure blood disorder
The treatment for beta thalassaemia is to be offered on the NHS and uses Nobel Prize-winning technology. Read More
Iran will respond at ‘right time’ to killing of Hamas leader
Diplomatic efforts ramp up as Iran reiterates threats against Israel. Read More
Australian hockey player ‘sorry’ after Paris cocaine arrest
A member of Australia’s hockey team is arrested in Paris and is in custody for allegedly buying cocaine. Read More
The 5 Best Call Tracking Software (Low Spend, High Return)
Tracking calls is normally a complicated process — the best call tracking software makes it easy. Keep reading to learn about the top options for your business and how to choose the right one for your team.
New UK Tech Startups See First Decline Since 2022, Down 11% This Quarter
There were only 12,318 new tech incorporations in Q2 this year, compared to 13,802 in Q1, according to accounting firm RSM UK.
Why has Ukraine launched a cross-border attack on Russia?
Vladimir Putin called the attack a “provocation”, but Kyiv’s objectives are not immediately clear. Read More
UK Government Announces £32m for AI Projects After Scrapping Funding for Supercomputers
The investment will go into 98 AI projects that will ultimately improve safety on construction sites, reduce train delays, and cut emissions across supply chains.
Bensons for Beds buys 19 Carpetright stores
Furniture chain Bensons buys 19 Carpetright stores after carpet retailer collapse. Read More