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Martin Lewis has issued a warning for homeowners following the Bank of England's (BoE) decision to raise the base rate to 4.5 per cent.

The Bank of England (BoE) has announced it will raise interest rates from 4.25 per cent to 4.5 per cent.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Viaplay Content Distribution has closed the first raft of deals for its ambitious action drama film “Stockholm Bloodbath” directed by Mikael Håfström. Ahead of Viaplay’s official streaming premiere in 2024, “Stockholm Bloodbath” will be distributed in the Nordics by Scanbox Entertainment. It will roll out in Denmark on Jan. 18th and in Sweden and Norway on Jan. 19. Splendid Film, meanwhile, has acquired all rights for Germany, Austria and German-speaking Switzerland. “Stockholm Bloodbath” is part of Viaplay Content Distribution’s roster which will be unveiled at the Cannes Film Festival to international buyers. The company will present new and exclusive material from the film.

A holiday flight from Majorca to Glasgow had to carry out an emergency landing at Manchester Airport after a passenger became unwell today.

The Bank of England (BoE) is set to announce whether it decided to increase interest rates in the country this week.

Manchester United secured another three points that sees them stay top of the Women’s Super League following a 3-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur.

The Arsenal women's plane caught fire on the runway as they were travelling back from Germany after their Champions League match.The football players, including Amber Gill's girlfriend Jen Beattie, Manuela Zinsberger, and lioness Rafaelle Souza, boarded the Boeing 737 to go back home to the UK after the team drew 2-2 with Wolfsburg.They were due to fly back to London on Sunday evening at 7:30pm from Braunschweig Wolfsburg Airport, but the left engine caught fire, according to German publication Bild. An airport spokesman said the fire could have been due to a bird strike and that it is likely several birds got into the turbine and started the fire.

© INSTAGRAM Joanna Page Instagram Baby TV star Joanna Page, 46, has revealed she wished she didn't make the hasty decision to stop having children. The actress gave birth at 44 and felt she was "too old" to "love a fifth baby". "Deep down, I know that should be it.

UK inflation slowed last month on the back of lower petrol prices but remained in double figures as household budgets continue to come under pressure. The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation fell to 10.1 per cent in March from 10.4 per cent in February.

The world's largest airliner returned to Glasgow on Sunday for the first time since September 2019. Middle Eastern carrier Emirates said its reintroduction of an Airbus A380 for flights between the Scottish city and Dubai is due to "sustained demand".

The Bank of England (BoE) has voted in favour of raising the Base Rate once again.

Manchester United Women are through the semi-finals of the Women's FA Cup after knocking out lowest-ranked side Lewes with a 3-1 win.

A damaged wheel on a Ryanair jet burst into flames after landing at Manchester Airport, air accident investigators have said. The fire broke out when the Boeing 737-8AS was taxiing into Terminal Three with 167 passengers onboard.

Christopher Vourlias When he began working on his sophomore documentary feature, “Iron Butterflies,” in 2019, Ukrainian filmmaker Roman Liubyi said he was “making the film as a warning, before the Third World War.” The film, which world premiered at Sundance, follows the Russian disinformation campaign surrounding the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 in Ukraine in 2014, a tragedy that was determined by a Dutch court in Nov. 2022 to have been caused by a missile supplied by the Russian military to separatists in Eastern Ukraine. Many Ukrainians thought the tragic event, which killed 289 civilian passengers and crew, would serve as a wake-up call to Europe and the U.S., which had largely turned a blind eye to Russia’s meddling in the region, said the director. But the years dragged on and the long-running conflict in Donbas retreated from the headlines — until an increasingly emboldened Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale assault on Ukraine last year.

Club action returns this weekend as Manchester United host Championship side Durham in the fifth round of the Vitality Women's FA Cup.

crash of a Boeing 737 plane resulted in the United States’ entire figure skating team being tragically killed, along with 55 more people.A total of 73 people died after the plane travelling from New York City to Brussels, Belgium, crashed into the ground 62 years ago to the day (February 15), including a young farmer working on the ground who was killed by a piece of aluminium debris.Only one person was left alive but injured, a Belgian field worker who had part of his leg amputated by flying debris from the crash.READ MORE: Flight just 'five seconds from disaster' after 1,400ft horror plunge towards oceanThe plane bizarrely crashed less than three miles from Brussels Airport, despite being flown by two pilots each with more than 20 years of flight experience, who never reported any problems during the seven-and-a-half hour transatlantic flight.To this day, investigations have not determined an exact cause of the horrific crash.Several possibilities were examined, with the FBI even suspecting terrorism at one point.Authorities eventually agreed that the most likely explanation was a mechanical failure of one of the flight control mechanisms, but there was insufficient evidence to say for certain which mechanism had failed.The US’ figure skating team were travelling to Prague, Czech Republic, via Brussels with family, friends, coaches and officials for the World Figure Skating Championships.Despite several teams already being in Prague when the crash happened, organisers decided to cancel the tournament out of respect for the loss of the US team.Some of the biggest names in figure skating were on the fatal plane, including nine-time US ladies' champion Maribel Vinson-Owen and her two daughters Laurence Owen, 16, and her

Tom Girardi, the estranged husband of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Jayne, was pictured attending a court hearing in downtown Los Angeles on Monday amid his ongoing embezzlement case.The 83-year-old disbarred lawyer - who was indicted earlier this month over allegations he embezzled more than $18 million from clients - was accompanied by his legal team as he made his way into the federal building.Girardi donned a long-sleeved sangria sweater with a V-neck over a collared shirt. He wore dark grey slacks and black shoes, with a black face mask on the chilly winter day.Girardi last week was indicted by federal grand juries in Los Angeles and Chicago in connection with the theft allegations.Los Angeles U.S.

The WGA has written out the film nominations for its 2023 Writers Guild Awards, spanning original, adapted and documentary screenplays. See the full list below.

Britain's first-ever orbital space mission has failed to reach orbit due to an "anomaly", just hours after budding crowds celebrated its historic launch.

EXCLUSIVE: His Dark Materials star Simone Kirby has become the latest to board Apple TV+’s drama adaptation based on Edith Wharton’s unfinished novel The Buccaneers.

catching fire as it disengaged following lift off.Despite missing one wheel, it did not appear to have any effect on the Boeing, which continued its flight away from the landing strip where it left behind one of its tyres.READ MORE: Smiling plane selfie of 'couple' busted at Heathrow for smuggling £2m of cocaineThe tyre disaster, which was captured on video by someone close to the strip, showed the wheel bouncing off and through the sky in a blaze of smoke.Posting the video to Twitter, an aviation tourist account captioned the video: "Boeing 747-400 Dreamlifter has one of its tyres on fire and loses its wheel after take off."A rush of black smoke can be seen from the undercarriage of the plane before the wheel shoots off, with a trail of smoke following.It could be seen hitting the ground before bouncing back up and skimming across the ground below the plane.The wheel was subsequently found, a fair distance from where it had first been lost, with its trajectory taking it well beyond the confines of the airport.One user hoping to see the brighter side of the situation said: "On the brighter side, it landed within the airport perimeter."But it turned out that hope was false, with the aviation tourist account that posted the initial video replying with an image of the wheel, which appeared to be in a forest and was covered with leaves.Other users found humour in the plane losing its wheel, with one asking whether the plane "needed that?" as they spotted the wheel careering off into the land beyond the airport.Another user added that they hoped the plane could "land safely when the time comes".For the latest breaking news stories and incredible tales from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.READ NEXT: