Average house price rose 0.3% in July, down from 0.4% in June, according to Hometrack.

Home secretary must take insulin injections twice daily for rest of life.

All UK regions post on-year price increases for first time in three years due to better borrowing environment

Government schemes to increase mortgage lending boosted buyer demand

Average price of a UK house increased 0.4% on month in June.

The number of new tenants rose by 3.4% in May, according to LSL Property Services.

Average house prices rise 0.4% in England and Wales in May, the highest pace in six years, says Hometrack.

Banks and financial institutions sanctioned home loans worth £5bn in April, up from £4.8bn in March.

Average home prices in London rises 7.6% on year to £398,000.

Home prices increased 1.1% in April to an average £166,094, says Halifax.

Bank of England's FLS and other government initiatives ease pressure on the property market.

Increased availability of mortgages have triggered more home purchases recently.

The UK property market conditions are boosted by higher house prices in London and Southern England , says Hometrack.

The UK housing market has made a good start for 2013 with asking prices surging to new highs.

January house prices improve 0.5 percent after flat reading in December

EDF Energy plans 10.8 percent increase on UK household gas and energy prices in move that challenges Bank of England policy.

Television and computers in standby mode consume more energy than it was previously thought.

Meters easy target for hackers, allowing mass data collection and potential power supply disruption.

Electrolux AB reported a record growth in its first-quarter sales, primarily driven by the acquisitions of CTI and Olympic Group and robust organic growth in Latin America.

The UK Home Office site went down at 9pm (GMT) on Saturday night, 7 April, following a Denial of Service (DoS) attack by Anonymous.

British house prices rise for first month in nearly two years says March Hometrack survey

Biggest monthly drop since 2010 as tax break for first-time buyers ends

In an attempt to curb immigration, the British Home Office have stated that overseas visitors who fail to pay their debts, in full, for National Health Service care will soon be denied permission to enter the country.