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Newspage is a FREE, NAPA-accredited news agency powered by 000s of verified experts in all sectors. All content generated via the platform is curated by former journalists and issued to news media either as a ready-to-run article or as raw source material. Experts on Newspage respond to News Alerts on breaking news stories, sharing their views in real-time — or can create News Alerts of their own if they believe they have a story the media should write about. If the story is validated by responses and perspectives from other experts, it is curated and issued to relevant news media. We unlock intel from the ground-up and provide the news media with stories experts say matter.

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Newspage unlocks intel from all sectors of the economy and, through its News Alerts, validates that intel. Stories suggested by one expert that are validated by other experts in the same field are storified and fed into appropriate news media. The result is free, impartial and democratic news content for news publishers, at scale.

Powerful news stories aren’t being written because they never reach news desks. Newspage solves that, by making 000s of experts an extension of publishers’ in-house news teams. We mine them for intel, 24/7.
We connect social with mainstream media in a way that is credible and denoised. All our experts are verified and the content that self-generates via Newspage is curated by senior former journalists.
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AWS “throws down the gauntlet” with new AI service that could help small businesses gain edge over rivals

Swap rates head south – “A sub-3.5% fixed rate before the week is out is now possible”

Tracker mortgages “back on the table” as rate cuts expected but borrowers warned to beware a “financial trap”

8.3 million on Universal Credit with rise of one million in just a year: “Flashing red light”

“The bond market smells blood” as 30-year gilt yield edges close to 1997 high

Gilt yields rise as Chancellor’s “fiscal sleight of hand starts to receive an economic reality check”

Stocks and shares ISAs beat cash by over £100: “UK has a scrimping and saving mentality. We need a wealth mentality.”

Government crackdown on ‘cash like’ products in stocks and shares ISAs “tax grabbing, pure and simple”

Silver hits new all-time high: current price levels “a genuine opportunity to realise strong values”

Gold passes $2,700 to hit new all-time high: “$3,000 is now a real possibility”

Experian’s new credit score – reflecting “real-world financial behaviour” – goes live

While Bitcoin may bounce back, experts urge Brits to beware crypto “conveyor belt of engineered hype cycles”

“Marvel” Bitcoin breaches $120k and is “firmly on track for the symbolic $150k price target”

AI debt collection: “To an automated system, a person in a mental health crisis is just a data point”

Insolvencies up ahead of Budget that could “unleash fiscal hell on the economy”

AI debt collection: “To an automated system, a person in a mental health crisis is just a data point”

Insolvencies up ahead of Budget that could “unleash fiscal hell on the economy”

Employee takes eight months off without seeing GP: “Businesses face a DIY fit note disaster” as day-one SSP approaches

Employment Rights Bill clears parliament – businesses warned to “get organised or get caught with your pants down”

Controversial unfair dismissal compensation cap returns to Commons during parliamentary ping-pong

HR expert warning during silly season: “Secret Santa has become an HR hand grenade”

Employee takes eight months off without seeing GP: “Businesses face a DIY fit note disaster” as day-one SSP approaches

Unemployment rises to 5.1% as expert warns Labour: “You reap what you sow”

Almost 1m young people to benefit from £820m jobs funding package – but there’s a problem

Almost 1m young people to benefit from £820m jobs funding package – but there’s a problem

Unemployment hits 5%. “This Government is out of touch, out of ideas and running out of time.”

Employment Rights Bill clears parliament – businesses warned to “get organised or get caught with your pants down”

Employment Rights Bill clears parliament – businesses warned to “get organised or get caught with your pants down”

Controversial unfair dismissal compensation cap returns to Commons during parliamentary ping-pong

“Growing number of property developers struggling to exit their bridging finance”

Postcode lottery as down valuations averaging 10% are turning “lives upside down”

Affordable housing to benefit from £100m after CMA probe, but developer says “behemoths are coordinating like a cartel”

Nationwide: London lags behind in 2025, Northern Ireland outperforms and house prices to grow 2%-4% in 2026

Santander launches market-leading fixed rates starting from 3.51% – but there’s a catch

Affordable housing to benefit from £100m after CMA probe, but developer says “behemoths are coordinating like a cartel”

“When you continuously pummel landlords, tenants will also feel the pain” warn experts

Landlord exodus: “private rented sector turning into a dirty carpet that is beaten time and again”

Nationwide: London lags behind in 2025, Northern Ireland outperforms and house prices to grow 2%-4% in 2026

Annual growth dips but property prices prove resilient in November, says Nationwide

Rental market affordability getting worse in England: “Many are in an impossible position”

Nationwide: London lags behind in 2025, Northern Ireland outperforms and house prices to grow 2%-4% in 2026

Rate cuts “noise” fills the headlines but real borrowers often don’t see the benefits, say brokers

Stamp duty receipts up 20%: “bonanza masks a deeper truth about Britain’s property market”

“Out-of-touch”: 6 SMEs share their views on Government plans to revamp high street with cafes and bars

Big brands slammed for Black Friday FOMO and delivering “dopamine hits drenched in debt”

Black Friday an “American vortex of misery” that results in “overspending and regret”

Big brands slammed for Black Friday FOMO and delivering “dopamine hits drenched in debt”

Black Friday an “American vortex of misery” that results in “overspending and regret”

Black Friday an “American vortex of misery” that results in “overspending and regret”

Retail sales down 1.1% as shoppers “anxiously wait to hear their fortunes in the long-awaited Budget”

Experts warn NHS 111 in HMRC’s cross hairs following referee legal ruling

UK holidays to get more expensive after “tone-deaf” Budget, and coastal economies will be hit, experts warn

Government crackdown on ‘cash like’ products in stocks and shares ISAs “tax grabbing, pure and simple”

13% rise in number of people paying IHT “the tip of the iceberg”, experts warn

Tax-free childcare is “notoriously misunderstood and needlessly complex” new HMRC data shows

Cutting the cash ISA limit slammed as “another short-sighted move by the government”

Public sector borrowing at £17.4 billion in October: “Trajectory unsustainable without taxes going up”

Cap on salary sacrifice pension benefits expected in Budget: “A tax hike in disguise”

HMRC’s strengthened reward scheme could backfire on Revenue say business owners

Employers risk “costly tribunal claims” if a contractor looks like an employed duck and quacks like one

HMRC’s strengthened reward scheme could backfire on Revenue say business owners

Employers risk “costly tribunal claims” if a contractor looks like an employed duck and quacks like one

Tax-free childcare is “notoriously misunderstood and needlessly complex” new HMRC data shows

Cutting the cash ISA limit slammed as “another short-sighted move by the government”

Labour’s AI copyright “opt-out” plan “will force working creators into debt”

AI debt collection: “To an automated system, a person in a mental health crisis is just a data point”

Game Over. Why gaming industry critics have got it so wrong when it comes to the use of AI

Microsoft Azure and AWS outages: “We’re seeing what putting all your eggs in one basket looks like on a global scale”

Cloudflare takes down Downdetector briefly in latest example of “dangerously leveraged” global economy

Microsoft Azure and AWS outages: “We’re seeing what putting all your eggs in one basket looks like on a global scale”

Cloudflare takes down Downdetector briefly in latest example of “dangerously leveraged” global economy

Cloudflare outage takes down key websites: “Small businesses will suffer loss of earnings and customers”

Cloudflare outage takes down key websites: “Small businesses will suffer loss of earnings and customers”

Cyber attack risk “a core macroeconomic vulnerability” says AI expert as production falls 0.5%

Relying on ChatGPT for financial advice is dangerous: “a generic aggregate of the internet’s wisdom AND its stupidity”

Ofcom: fewer adults feel freer to be themselves online than offline – “People are scared to be associated with me”

Country gets AI boost with billions of tech investment: “a massive win for GDPR and tech sovereignty”

Microsoft Azure and AWS outages: “We’re seeing what putting all your eggs in one basket looks like on a global scale”

Country gets AI boost with billions of tech investment: “a massive win for GDPR and tech sovereignty”

AI poster child’s results point up but “betting your house solely on NVIDIA is reckless”