The Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, has directly linked the failure to meet his ambitious housebuilding targets to the ongoing effects of Brexit, as the capital grapples with a
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The value of UK exports to the United States has fallen sharply, reaching its lowest point since February 2022 following the introduction of sweeping tariffs by President Trump. Official trade
The landmark migration agreement between Sir Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron faces significant legal obstacles, particularly from the European Union, potentially jeopardising its implementation. The proposed “one in,
The Home Office’s inability to track post-visa movements and illegal employment has exposed significant operational inefficiencies, potentially costing British taxpayers millions of pounds in lost revenue and enforcement expenses. A
The future of Britain’s premier bioethanol facility hangs in the balance as Associated British Foods (ABF) signals potential closure of its Hull-based Vivergo plant by September, threatening 160 jobs amid
British ministers are actively engaging with pharmaceutical companies regarding potential US tariffs, prompting calls for an emergency taskforce to safeguard medicine supplies. The UK government is working diligently to maintain
The recent imposition of tariffs by President Donald Trump has sparked renewed fears regarding the UK’s economic stability. Analysts have warned that such measures could trigger a shift in economic
The British economy is projected to grow by 1.5% in 2025, according to the latest forecast from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR). This upward revision from
The mounting pressure on Britain’s capital markets has reached a critical point, with more than 50 per cent of UK public limited companies discussing potential overseas listings in the past
The British pound achieved a remarkable milestone today, touching its highest level against the euro since the Brexit referendum following the European Central Bank’s fourth interest rate cut of 2024.
European manufacturing sectors are experiencing a severe downturn, with both the UK and Eurozone reporting concerning figures for November. The manufacturing PMI in the UK plummeted to a nine-month low
