Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney warns a no-deal Brexit would wipe a third off house prices due to an increase in mortgage interest rates.
He said prices would fall 35 per cent over three years in a meeting with the cabinet about the Bank’s preparations for the aftermath of leaving the European Union next March without a complete deal.
The drop would potentially leave millions in negative equity and make it even harder for young people to get onto the housing ladder.
Carney forecast that a no-deal outcome will drive up inflation and interest rates.
A blaze at a car parts factory has left 14 people dead and nearly 60 others injured. Fire crews confirmed that all those initially reported missing have now been accounted for following an extensive search of the wreckage of the three-storey building. Footage from the scene appeared to show workers jumping from the first floor […]
Nicholas Brendon has tragically died at the age of 54. Brendon was perhaps best known for his role in the cult tv show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. His family confirmed his death online writing that he died of natural causes. They wrote: “He was passionate, sensitive, and endlessly driven to create. Those who truly knew […]
Caroline Lucas fact-checked “lies” about clean energy that were being spouted by Reform’s head of policy James Orr. Both Lucas and Orr were appearing on this week’s edition of Question Time, where one of the main topics of conversation was what impact the war in Iran will have on UK energy prices. Orr – whose […]