World News
UK house prices grow at slowest pace in two years as mortgage rates rise
Source: World news | The Guardian · Published
Average price for property stands at £273,566 in October, flat on previous month, says Nationwide Business live – latest updates UK house prices grew by an annual rate of just 0.5% in October, the slowest pace in more than two years, as higher mortgage rates put off potential buy
Average price for property stands at £273,566 in October, flat on previous month, says Nationwide Business live – latest updates UK house prices grew by an annual rate of just 0.5% in October, the slowest pace in more than two years, as higher mortgage rates put off potential buyers. The average price for a property in the UK stood at £273,566 in October, flat on the previous month and down from 0.8% in the year to September, according to the lender Nationwide. Continue reading...
Related stories
Ben Jennings on the UK budget – cartoon
Continue reading...
Business | The Guardian ·
Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez says train crash victims may include people of 27 different nationalities – Europe live
69 people have been confirmed dead but the toll may rise further, with at least 70 people reported missing Sources at Spain’s foreign ministry have confirmed that at least 51 foreign nationals from 23 different countries were involved in the crash. Of those, two are believed to h
World news | The Guardian ·
What can a global strike of dockworkers achieve for Gaza?
More than 25 dockworkers' trade unions in over 110 ports in 22 countries are going on strike on October 30 .
Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera ·
Britain’s blighted high streets will improve by next election, says Rayner
Housing secretary says Labour wants to reverse fortunes of towns plagued by boarded-up shops and rogue businesses Angela Rayner has said voters will begin to see a difference in their high street before the next general election as Labour prioritises investment in struggling loca
World news | The Guardian ·
Healey’s budget cuts mean Britain is likely to miss green heating targets
Ex-energy secretary Ed Miliband’s agenda appears undermined as money is diverted from renewables to defence Britain is unlikely to hit its targets on green heating after the cuts announced by John Healey this week, experts have warned, as critics of Ed Miliband claim the former e
World news | The Guardian ·