The Bank of England cut interest rates today from 4 per cent to 3.75 per cent, in good news for homeowners with a mortgage.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted by a narrow 5-4 majority to cut interest rates from 4%to 3.75%.
Britain's vehicle production fell 14.3% last month, as both car and commercial vehicle output declined, new industry figures.
Lengthy mortgages make borrowers' monthly bills lower, but they could pay tens of thousands more interest in the long run.
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The town hall concept was touted as a major part of that vision by Weiss herself during her interview with Erika Kirk.