UK Newspaper Archive

According to the Daily Star, an ex-Bank of England economist believes the word “maths” can be intimidating.

According to the Financial Times, inflation of 9% was double what was expected by the Bank of England.

In the Daily Mail, the Bank of England is criticized for allowing staff to work from home four days a week.

The Daily Express leads with an ‘Apocalyptic’ warning over food prices from the head of the Bank of England.

“A very real income shock is coming,” says the Bank of England governor in the Daily Mail.

Food prices are the subject of an ‘apocalyptic’ warning from the governor of the Bank of England, according to the Guardian.

In The Daily Telegraph, the Bank of England governor says there are no more horsemen left when counting the shocks facing Britain.

According to the Financial Times, the governor of the Bank of England is unable to prevent inflation reaching 10% this year.

Lib Dem Wendy Chamberlain has called Lee Anderson’s comments “disgraceful” after he said families use food banks because they can’t cook.

The Metro reports that a Tory MP said people don’t need food banks because they either “can’t cook” or “can’t budget”.

The Times reports that Cabinet colleagues are under increasing pressure from Rishi Sunak to implement radical tax cuts following the Bank of England’s warning.

The Bank of England has warned that Britain could enter a recession, prompting calls for the government to introduce a new package of emergency financial support for households, according to The Guardian.

Families will be hit by a £1,200 interest rate hike when the Bank of England raises interest rates to 1%, reports the i.

According to the Bank of England, Britain is on the verge of a recession, which is also reported on the front page of the Daily Telegraph.

Metro also reports that the Bank of England expects inflation to reach its highest level since 1982 later this year.

According to the Financial Times, the Bank of England has warned that higher energy prices will drive inflation above 10% and push the UK economy into recession this year.

China’s regulators met with foreign and domestic banks in an emergency meeting to determine how to protect the country’s overseas assets from US-led sanctions similar to those imposed on Russia, according to the Financial Times.

As reported in the Daily Mirror, Boris Becker has been sentenced to two and half years in prison for a bankruptcy scam.

The Financial Times reports that HSBC is facing increasing pressure to break up after its largest shareholder, Chinese insurer Ping An, urged the bank to separate its Asian and western businesses.

The Financial Times reports that the chancellor banked most of a £50bn windfall in the public finances for a pre-election tax cut.

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has been described as “the plank of England” on the front page of the Daily Star after suggesting people should not ask for a pay rise. 

The Bank of England has warned that households face the worst squeeze on their disposable incomes for at least 30 years, reports the Financial Times. 

The FT leads with a report that Chancellor Rishi Sunak and the Bank of England will work together to avert a “cost of living catastrophe”.

The European Central Bank has warned
lenders with significant Russian exposure
to ready themselves for the imposition
of international sanctions against
Moscow if it invades Ukraine, reports the Financial Times.

The Financial Times leads with the news that the Bank of England has raised interest rates from 0.1% to 0.25% in its first increase for three years.

Bank of England’s deputy governor Ben Broadbent has said inflation is likely to rise “comfortably” above 5% next spring, the Daily Express reports. 

Lloyds Banking Group is expanding its ambitions in property, the Financial Times says.