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Manchester is most popular city outside London to start a…
Last week, UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the government’s plan to “kick start” the UK’s faltering economic growth, including by building
Karen Carney says she is her own biggest critic as…
Pundit Karen Carney says she does not listen to outside opinion and is her own biggest critic of her performances in a TV studio.Carney is one of the most estab
UK new car sales fall again; yuan slips amid US-China…
UK new car sales fall in January, industry data showsGood morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy.
UK’s foreign minister visits Kyiv, announces further financial support
Feb 05, 2025 12:40 PM IST UKRAINE-CRISIS/BRITAIN:UK's foreign minister visits Kyiv, announces further financial support LONDON, - Britain's for
Santander unveils €10bn buyback on record profits
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Santander has said that it intends
Cristiano Ronaldo: ‘No impossibilities’ as Portugal forward turns 40
It would have been impossible to predict Ronaldo would accomplish everything he has, but the mentality was there from the very beginning."I remember us being re
Saab Fareham: Business secretary opens new defence facility
Workers in Hampshire are working on the company's 3D multi-mission radar, Giraffe 1X, and the all-electric subsea remotely operated vehicle, Seaeye SR20."This n
Hand transplant: Southampton student’s life-changing operation
Following intensive physiotherapy, she is back to doing most things with her right hand, including cooking, doing her make-up, drawing and looking after her pet
UK tech funding reaches six-month high in January amid AI…
Funding raised by UK tech companies in January reached a six-month high, brought on by a surge in AI investments, fresh figures from UKTN have found. Across J
London calling: How foreign money is fuelling English football’s southward…
In his 2013 book The North (And Almost Everything In It), English journalist Paul Morley spends the first 30 pages trying to pin down exactly where we are talki
