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Britons are braced for the price of gas, electricity, petrol, holidays and even a loaf bread to soar as the invasion of Ukraine tightens the squeeze on the cost of living.

Shoppers who attended the opening of IKEA's unique 'small store' have shared their optimism that it could 'bring life' back to an area after years of looking 'derelict'.

With food lovers waiting over two hours to be one of the first customers to enter the new Jollibee restaurant on Princes Street, we asked what made them brave the cold weather and join the line

Airbus has signed a deal with a European agency representing France, Germany, Italy, and Spain for the development of a new military drone

Everything from food to metals are facing major upheaval.

"Look at the bra. It must be so uncomfortable and as for the briefs, good god."

Investor trepidation is natural in a time with this much uncertainty, but there can be some comfort in looking at how markets have handled other major geopolitical conflicts.

A federal judge dismissed Elon Musk’s request to force the Securities and Exchange Commission back into court to address allegations over unpaid settlement money.

Bitcoin has been called a "safe haven" asset—but it has closely followed equities during hard times. And today more than ever.

The tiny studio apartment in Clapton, east London, was put up for online auction on February 15 with bids starting at £50,000. It sold last Wednesday at 4pm for £90,000.

Commuters are set to face closures to the London Underground next week due to strikes, the RMT union announced today.