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Almost half of British house sellers were forced to cut their prices by more than 5% last month as surging mortgage costs put further strain on buyers, according to research by Zoopla Ltd.

The UK’s chances of achieving its climate goals are getting slimmer, just as the country should be accelerating efforts to hit its targets.

About 700,000 children in England are in schools that require major rebuilding or refurbishment works, with a knock-on impact on pupils’ attainment and teacher retention, the national spending watchdog found.

The UK tax system is still hindering economic growth and equality with the total collected by the government on course to top £1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) in the next few years, according to the Resolution Foundation.

The US approved the potential sale of as many as 16 P-8 surveillance aircraft to Canada in a deal valued at as much as $6 billion for manufacturer Boeing Co., even as Ottawa said no decision had been made and Canada’s Bombardier Inc. pressed its own bid.

Nevada has asked a federal court to appoint a receiver for Prime Trust, alleging that the custodian used customer funds to buy cryptocurrencies after losing access to digital wallets containing tens of millions of dollars in assets.

Mercedes’s subtle sedan is easy to like—especially if you love technology. 

Off-price retailers and luxury chains are outperforming apparel retailers, new data shows, as middle-market stores get squeezed by low-income shoppers who are priced out and wealthy consumers who’d rather splurge.

A filing describing the merger of the PGA Tour with Saudi-backed LIV Golf shows the deal’s broad outlines, but also how much of the biggest union in golf history still needs to be worked out.

GSK Plc’s experimental gonorrhea vaccine got fast-track designation from US regulators, putting the shot in position to become the first preventive for a common, often-undetected infection that’s gaining resistance to treatment.