Business
Pensioner Pays £300 a Month for Energy but Still Feels Cold
A pensioner in the UK says she is still cold at home, even though she pays £300 a month for her energy bills. She fears this winter will be 'horrific' because of rising costs.
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Health, Business
Cheese Recall Across the US After E. Coli Illnesses
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a nationwide recall of cheese products in the United States. The recall is linked to a multistate outbreak of E. coli that has already sickened 13 people.
Politics, Business
Australia's Treasurer Blames Rising Prices on Fuel Costs and End of Energy Rebates
Australia's treasurer, Jim Chalmers, has spoken about rising prices in the country. He said two main causes were behind the recent rise in inflation.
Technology, Business
OpenAI Shows New AI Assistant, Delays Bigger Model
OpenAI chief Sam Altman spoke at a major event for tech developers in San Francisco. The event is held every year and brings together people who build software using OpenAI's tools.
Business
Mortgage Rates Reach 7%, Housing Market Feels the Pressure
Mortgage rates in the United States have climbed to 7%, adding new pressure to an already fragile housing market. A mortgage is a loan people use to buy a home, and higher rates mean bigger monthly payments.
Politics, Business
Australia: Greens Leadership Question and RBA Rate Decision
Two major stories are developing in Australian news. One concerns the leadership of the Greens political party, and the other involves an important economic decision.
Business, Travel
UK Diesel Prices Reach Record High
The average price of diesel in the UK has reached an all-time high. According to the RAC, a UK motoring body, a litre now costs 198.32p at the pump.
Business, Nature
Australia: Treasurer Warns of Rate Rises as Shark Alert Hits Perth Beach
Australia's treasurer, Jim Chalmers, has spoken about the global economy. He said there is a 'near universal expectation' of interest rate hikes worldwide.
Business
Saving £17,000 for a First Home: Four Ways to Do It
Buying a first home has become harder for many people, mainly because of the size of the deposit needed. A report says first-time buyers often need around £17,000 to get started.
Politics, Business
Should Thames Water Be Nationalised?
Thames Water, one of England's largest water companies, is facing serious money problems again, and a debate has grown about its future.
