British supermarkets are experiencing their first decline in grocery sales volumes this year, with experts attributing part of this downturn to the rising popularity of weight-loss medications. Market research firm
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Britain’s long-standing position as a haven for wealthy expatriates is experiencing a dramatic shift as evidence mounts of an accelerating exodus of high-net-worth individuals following Labour’s recent tax reforms. The
Recent findings have revealed Qatar’s extensive investments in the United Kingdom, which now stand at an extraordinary £100 billion. Over two decades, the Gulf state has acquired a variety of
Keir Starmer has confirmed he will not respond with immediate counter-tariffs if former US President Donald Trump imposes a 25% levy on all steel and aluminium imports from the United
Recent official figures reveal a concerning trend in Britain’s unemployment landscape, with fewer benefit claimants facing sanctions despite growing joblessness rates. Data shows 117,000 of 2.1 million Universal Credit claimants
A costly government venture to create a £3.5 billion rival to Disneyland on the Thames Estuary has resulted in a £5 million loss for British taxpayers. The Future Fund, a
The fundamental measurement of GDP growth as an economic indicator faces mounting scrutiny in Britain’s evolving financial landscape. Whilst chancellors consistently prioritise GDP expansion as their primary objective, the metric’s
British consumer confidence has hit its lowest point in 11 months, plunging 40 points since the summer general election, according to the latest British Retail Consortium (BRC) survey. The monthly
British employers are preparing to implement the most significant wave of redundancies in a decade as business confidence deteriorates amid looming tax increases scheduled for April, following Rachel Reeves’ autumn
The Labour government has announced plans to modify controversial tax changes for non-domiciled residents following an unprecedented departure of wealthy individuals from British shores. Chancellor Rachel Reeves revealed the forthcoming
British consumers are bracing for a significant uptick in food prices, with inflation forecast to exceed 4 per cent this year, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC). This projection
In her inaugural overseas visit as Chancellor, Rachel Reeves expressed keen interest in adopting lessons from the Canadian pension model, specifically eyeing the strategies of the country’s eight largest retirement
The traditional British pub sector has reached a concerning milestone as the total number of establishments in England and Wales dropped below 39,000 for the first time in recorded history.
Britain’s mobility scooter market has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade, highlighting the nation’s increasing reliance on Chinese manufacturing and reflecting significant demographic shifts in the population. The
The City of London witnessed a mixed trading session on Tuesday, as property sector woes were offset by broader market optimism. The FTSE 100 demonstrated resilience, closing up 0.4 per
British government officials are actively preparing contingency plans for an anticipated surge in state school demand, as private educational institutions face potential bankruptcy due to imminent VAT changes. The implementation
