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and avoid reputational damage. we start with the day ahead here in the uk with a new prime minister—in—waiting. and as youve been hearing from day one, liz truss has a monumental task ahead, both economically and politically. rising inflation and the high cost of energy is at the forefront of voters�* minds with households and businesses desperate for help. no surprise then that the energy crisis is top of the new prime ministers agenda. a freeze on energy bills is understood to ...

created by his administration. biden has been seeking to reassure apec nations about americas commitment to the region, despite beijings efforts to expand its influence there. for more on this, were joined live by our asia business correspondent, nick marsh. good to see you. what details do we have on what biden said? president biden basically said that the indo—pacific economic framework isnt dead, but he didnt really offer much more than that and i think if youre being charitable, ...

Who wont reveal the wheerabouts of their victims bodies thats what one mum is campaigning for after her daughter was murdered 30 years ago. Strap we will talk to marry mccourt in the next hour. Good morning. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. Youve no doubt seen beyonces Surprise Announcement that shes pregnant with twins it has now become the most liked Instagram Post ever. That photo was taken when half a Million People had liked it, we are now up to over 7 million. Tha...

The real estate market is recovering slowly, but a big rebound is a distant hope with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority warning rates may stay high.

The number of Hongkongers with negative-equity loans stood at 32,073 in the first quarter of the year, tripling from the previous quarter and the most since some 40,000 cases were recorded in the first quarter of 2004.

In January, the secondary market saw 419 loss-making transactions, the highest since March 2023, including one transaction that lost HK$9.62 million (US$1.2 million).

House prices in the UK have continued to rise faster than incomes despite the economic turmoil of the COVID-19 pandemic and the inflationary crisis. However, they are predicted to fall now, leaving homeowners in negative equity limbo.

At the end of last year, the doomsayers were out in force. The housing market would crash, households would be left trapped in negative equity and the pain afflicting the real economy would finally catch up with the housing market.

A simple game plan could help him navigate this painful "business transaction."

Felicia Flinders was forced to spend more than eight years of her childhood staying with family, with no home of her own after her parents split up six months into her mother’s pregnancy.