Fresh analysis from the London School of Economics reveals Brexit has inflicted a £27 billion blow to British trade during its initial two-year implementation period, though the overall economic impact
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British manufacturing has experienced its most significant downturn since the Covid-19 pandemic, with factory orders plummeting to their lowest level in four years, according to the latest CBI industrial trends
Recent research conducted by the University of Bristol reveals British voters have largely endorsed the £40bn tax increases presented in Rachel Reeves’s inaugural budget, despite anticipating personal financial impacts. The
In a landmark development for British trade relations, the United Kingdom has become the first European nation to join the Indo-Pacific trade bloc, marking a significant post-Brexit milestone. The move,
British retailers are bracing for inevitable price increases following the Chancellor’s recent budget announcement, with the sector facing a staggering £7 billion in additional costs next year. The British Retail
British retailers are steeling themselves for what industry experts predict will be a restrained festive trading period, with mounting concerns over household energy costs and housing expenses weighing heavily on
The private sector in Great Britain has experienced its first contraction in 12 months, with businesses pointing directly to tax increases announced in Labour’s inaugural budget. The downturn, coupled with
Major British retailers, including retail powerhouses Tesco, Boots, Next and Marks and Spencer, have collectively approached Chancellor Rachel Reeves, expressing grave concerns over the £7 billion annual cost burden stemming
The looming spectre of Donald Trump’s proposed global tariffs presents a significant challenge for British trade policy. The former president’s campaign promise to implement sweeping tariffs of 10-20% on all
In a significant move towards revolutionising the British workplace, one thousand UK workers are set to participate in the inaugural four-day week trial under the Labour government’s watch. The groundbreaking
The economic landscape for small businesses in Britain has become increasingly challenging, with many entrepreneurs resorting to pawning personal belongings to secure working capital. Chris Gillespie, the chief executive of
