Britain’s financial services industry is drawing inspiration from the past as it seeks to revive the culture of retail investing that flourished under Margaret Thatcher. The movement aims to bring
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Ministers in Westminster have signalled a willingness to make financial contributions to the European Union if such payments deliver substantive advantages for British industry. Recent negotiations indicate that Brussels expects
HM Treasury’s ambitious projection of a £34 billion boost in tax revenue now faces fresh scrutiny, as latest analysis suggests a major exodus of high-net-worth individuals following the abolition of
The UK steel industry faces a grave threat as the European Union considers drastic changes to its import regime, which could deal a devastating blow to British manufacturers. Officials in
The Bank of England may soon have scope for fresh interest rate cuts as the main forces behind Britains sustained inflation begin to recede according to Swati Dhingra a rate
The United Kingdom’s stock market has experienced its largest investor exodus in more than twenty years, with international fund managers now treating Britain akin to an emerging economy. A recent
The head of the Confederation of British Industry, Rain Newton-Smith, has called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to reconsider Labour’s pledge not to raise taxes on working people, amidst concerns over
On blustery days, the vision laid out by Ed Miliband for a net zero future suggests that turbines across Scotland should be hard at work, delivering abundant clean power to
Compared to the opulent casinos of Las Vegas or the grandeur of Macao, British gaming establishments have long cut a more understated figure. That era could soon be drawing to
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to roll back environmental safeguards as part of a bold plan to stimulate the UK economy and accelerate infrastructure development. In what may become a
On a sunny day in Norfolk, the White Horse at Brancaster Staithe is bustling with families and summer visitors, yet beneath the surface the hospitality sector is facing severe financial
Rachel Reeves has been cautioned by the head of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) that Britain’s high levels of debt and increasing reliance on taxation could stifle economic growth.
In a landmark decision, Britain’s energy watchdog Ofgem has authorised an unprecedented £24 billion investment in the nation’s electricity grid infrastructure. The investment package includes £15 billion for gas transmission
Rising temperatures and extreme weather conditions are driving up food prices across Britain, according to the latest report from the British Retail Consortium (BRC). Food price inflation jumped to 3.7%
The British government has announced stringent measures to curb steel imports, implementing a dramatic reduction in growth allowance from 3% to just 0.1% year-on-year. This decisive action, spearheaded by Business
Food prices across British supermarkets have surged at their fastest rate in more than a year, intensifying pressure on household budgets nationwide. Fresh data from Kantar reveals grocery prices climbed
