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UK Petrol Prices Hit Highest Level Since Iran War Began is now a fuller economy update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline. UK Petrol Prices Hit Highest Level Since Iran War Began is no
Ikea is planning a UK secondhand platform that will let loyalty scheme members buy and sell preowned items locally, adding fresh pressure on eBay, Vinted and Facebook Marketplace
ING says the UK jobs market is cooling, with hospitality and retail shedding jobs, vacancies falling and private-sector pay growth lagging, reducing pressure on the Bank of England to raise rates
Firm lifts outlook, saying it is well placed to benefit from PM’s focus on new homes despite cost pressures from Iran war The UK housebuilder Persimmon has lifted its outlook for the full year, saying it is “well-placed” to benefit from the
UK inflation has risen to its highest level in four months, with higher energy bills pushing the cost of living back into sharper focus for households, businesses and policymakers. The BBC reported that prices are now
UK heatwave hits two-week mark is now a fuller climate update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline. UK heatwave hits two-week mark is now a fuller world update after an initial short rep
Burnham planning summer tour of UK in early weeks as PM is now a fuller politics update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline. Burnham planning summer tour of UK in early weeks as PM is n
Who Is Frontrunner to Be the UK's Next Chancellor? is now a fuller politics update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline.
Burnham's 'Manchesterism' Got Him to No 10 - but Will It Work for the UK? is now a fuller politics update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline.
A leading thinktank says higher oil prices and inflation linked to the Iran war could leave the UK facing hard choices at the next autumn budget
The UK's decision to nationalise British Steel has triggered a sharp diplomatic rebuke from Beijing, with China's government formally declaring itself strongly dissatisfied with a move it argues sends a damaging signal
Property prices in ‘suspended animation’ owing to higher mortgage rates and uncertainty in Middle East Business live – latest updates UK house prices were broadly stagnant in July as prospective buyers were squeezed by higher mortgage rates
When will it rain again in the UK? is now a fuller climate update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline.
BP placed its North Sea operation under review for a potential sale, arguing that another owner may be better positioned to invest in the mature UK portfolio.
Three takeover bids for UK-listed companies landed in a single day, including one for Bath-based Rotork, renewing concern about the hollowing-out of London's stock market.
UK health authorities reported 67 Cyclospora infections, mostly among travellers returning from Mexico, and advised holidaymakers on symptoms and prevention.
An official assessment says Great Britain could face gas supply shortfalls in the 2030s unless ministers take exceptional steps to protect ageing infrastructure and prepare for low-probability shocks
Reform UK benefits ban for foreign nationals would include EU is one of the latest items found in the active RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve a fuller article rather than a bare
Europe’s biggest defence contractor says the risk of attack is growing, adding urgency to Britain’s debate over readiness, resilience and military investment.
The UK's possible cut to electric car sales targets has exposed pressure from automakers and reopened a wider fight over how quickly transport policy should move.
The retailer has been around for 50 years but struggled to compete with newer rivals such as Amazon. Can its new owners turn it around
Bond yields climbed across the US, UK, France, Germany and Japan as investors worried the Middle East conflict could keep inflation elevated and force central banks to stay tighter for longer
UK regulator Ofcom has opened a formal investigation into TikTok over concerns that its age verification system may not be protecting children from harmful content
Andy Burnham has outlined a left-leaning agenda and a promise to be pro-business, but key details on utilities, energy bills and housing remain unclear