Britain's jobs market has lost a little more steam, official data showed on Tuesday, potentially easing worries at the Bank of England about persistent inflation pressures.

UK inflation remained unchanged at 3.8 per cent for August, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) confirmed - here is what it means for mortgages and homeowners.

The Bank of England has warned that fears of another Labour tax raid are already impacting the economy as it kept interest ...

The reading means the central bank will likely leave rates as they are at its meeting this week.

The crisis-hit Office for National Statistics apologised yesterday as it revealed its latest blunder – admitting that it had overestimated retail sales this year ...

UK inflation stayed at 3.8% in August, lifted by food, restaurant, and hotel costs, as the Bank of England weighs rates amid slowing growth.

Analysts anticipated that the Bank of England would keep interest rates unchanged due to uncertainties surrounding the ...

Fresh data on the state of Britain's job market provided a fresh headache for the Bank of England as it prepares for its latest decision on interest rates this week.

UK GDP grew just 0.3% in Q2 2025, raising pressure on Chancellor Reeves ahead of the November Budget as tough tax and ...

Inflation shows how the price of goods and services have changed over time, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) being the ...

The looser labor market should bring down inflation back to similar rates as in the eurozone and U.S., allowing the central bank to cut rates to 3% by the end of next year, Capital Economics chief U.K ...