Christmas has long been associated with increased alcohol consumption, as office parties and family gatherings encourage many Britons to indulge in festive drinks. However, the latest data now indicates that
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The Treasury is conducting a review into the effects of the abolition of non-domiciled tax status, a key provision which formerly allowed wealthy UK residents to avoid taxation on overseas
France is once again grappling with a fiscal crisis following the government’s inability to secure parliamentary approval for the 2026 budget. Sebastian Lecornu, France’s fourth prime minister in just eighteen
Government borrowing in the United Kingdom surged to £132.3 billion between April and November, marking the second-highest level for this period, according to the latest figures from the Office for
By the start of the next decade, disability benefits claims in Britain are projected to reach extraordinary levels, with one in eight people expected to receive support. Official estimates suggest
Britain’s pursuit of becoming a clean energy superpower is meeting serious obstacles as major hydrogen initiatives stall. In 2022, the government doubled its target to generate 10 gigawatts of clean
The Bank of England is facing mounting pressure to keep interest rates unchanged amidst persistent inflation and burgeoning financial stability concerns. The Times shadow monetary policy committee, a group of
Newly released data from the Department for Work and Pensions reveals that claims for disability benefits linked to ADHD have risen sharply over the past year. The number of individuals
Amigo Holdings, once a leading subprime lender in the United Kingdom, has appointed Australian entrepreneur Craig Ransley as its executive chairman, marking a strategic move towards the mining industry as
Industry groups have warned that Britain risks losing tens of billions of pounds in potential investment if the government downgrades its hydrogen ambitions. A new strategy for the sector is
Labour’s proposal to permit artificial intelligence firms to use copyrighted materials unless rights-holders explicitly opt out has been firmly rejected by the British public. In a recent consultation attracting more
Public sector employees across the United Kingdom are facing increasingly constrained pay prospects as the Treasury signals a period of subdued wage growth. The fiscal pressures weighing on government finances
The anticipated decline in UK interest rates throughout 2025 did not materialise as expected. At the close of the previous year, the Bank of England held its base rate steady
The UK legal sector has recorded a substantial increase in revenue, rising 65 per cent over the past ten years according to new research from TheCityUK. The latest figures indicate
Homeowners are set to face higher costs for renovations as Travis Perkins, the country’s largest builders merchant, signals a significant increase in prices for key construction materials beginning in January.
Jaguar Land Rover which employs more than 38000 people has confirmed that a significant cyber attack earlier this year resulted in the theft of staff payroll and benefit data placing
