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EasyJet apologises as mum claims family could have died in holiday fire
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EasyJet apologises as mum claims family could have died in holiday fire

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EasyJet apologised to the family and said pending the outcome of a formal investigation, they will not be offering this property to their holidaymakersSee the Story
Rolls-Royce wins UK small nuclear reactor deal
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Rolls-Royce wins UK small nuclear reactor deal

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FTSE 100 Closes at Record High as Investors Hunt for Alternatives to US Stocks
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FTSE 100 Closes at Record High as Investors Hunt for Alternatives to US Stocks

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UK benchmark recovers from sell-off following Donald Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffsSee the Story

Tesco's Irish and UK Sales Growth Accelerates in Q1

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Supermarket group Tesco said UK and Irish underlying sales growth picked up in its first quarter and it won market share from rivals but it left its profit guidance for the full year unchanged.Tesco · United KingdomSee the Story

UK's FTSE 100 closes near record highs after labour data raises rate-cut bets

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£10,000 invested in Greggs shares a year ago is now worth…

Over the long term, Greggs (LSE: GRG) has been a decent stock market performer. In the past five years, Greggs shares have moved up 18%. Over 10 years, the share price is up 69%. More recently, though, things have looked far less rosy – something I see as an opportunity. Poor one-year performance Take the past year as an example. During that time, Greggs shares have lost 31% of their value. So, someone who invested £10,000 in the bakery chain a …Stock Markets · United KingdomRead Article

With £10 a week, here’s how to start buying shares

One of the misconceptions some people have about the stock market is that it is only for the rich. In fact, it is possible to start buying shares with just a few pounds. Here is how someone with no stock market experience could start investing with a spare £10 a week. Get ready to invest Before buying any shares, it is important to get set up in the right way. Partly that means having a way to invest. So an investor should set up something like…Stock Markets · United KingdomRead Article

Want to generate a £1,600 second income each year from a £20k ISA? Here’s how to try!

Earning a second income from dividends is a simple but potentially powerful way for someone to supplement their main income. Here is how a £20k Stocks and Shares ISA could generate a £1,600 annual second income. The first move, of course, would be to choose a Stocks and Shares ISA to put the £20k into. There are lots of options available, so an investor ought to spend some time deciding which one best suits their own needs. Building a savvy inco…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

This FTSE 100 company is down 33% this year. Here's why I'm thinking of buying

Shares in FTSE 100 media giant WPP (LSE: WPP) soared to over 1,900p in 2017, but have since slumped to around 500p. We saw a brief recovery after the 2020 stock market crash. But WPP is the worst Footsie performer so far in 2025, losing a third of its value year to date. Hmm, maybe I should dust off my contrarian buy button. What’s wrong now? On 9 June the company announced the pending departure of CEO Mark Read, who took over from Sir Martin So…London, England · LondonRead Article

[Opinion] Where Will Tesla Stock Be in 5 Years? @themotleyfool #stocks $TSLA $GOOGL $TM $GM $NVDA $GOOG $VWAP.Y $MBLY

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Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is one of the most valuable companies in the world, but it's running into operational challenges as auto demand stalls and autonomous robotaxis have yet to reach operations. In five years, the company will likely look very different and that may not be great for the stock. *Stock prices used were end-of-day prices of June 3, 2025. The video was published on June 8, 2025.Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just…TeslaSee the Story

Down 33% in a year, is this UK tech stock a hidden gem at 151p?

GlobalData (LSE: DATA) is an AIM-listed UK stock that doesn’t get too much mainstream coverage. Currently at 151p, it’s down 33% over the past year, giving it a market cap of £1.2bn. In years gone by though, the GlobalData share price was on fire. Between 2010 and 2020, it surged 1,800%! Might this now be a hidden gem for investors to consider? Let’s take a closer look. What it does GlobalData makes money by selling data analytics and industry i…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

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