Bussiness
No rest for the winners: business secretary rushed on to…
The grownups are back in Westminster. The Tory psychodramas inside No 10 have been replaced by a serious Labour government focused on delivery. It’s going to
Steal our ideas, Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey tells…
It "would be great" if the new Labour government took on Liberal Democrat policies, party leader Sir Ed Davey has said. After his party won 72 seats in the gen
Labour desperately needs some foreign cash – and fast
They can line up Chequers, or perhaps Windsor Palace. They can ask the King or Prince William to host a glamorous dinner. Perha
Of the economy’s two possible endings the happy one is…
Just as in the movie Sliding Doors, there are two endings to the story that began on Thursday with Labour’s victory in the 2024 election. One is happy, one is
Struggles at Belfast’s Titanic shipyard reflect UK’s faded naval power
The Harland & Wolff (H&W) shipyard in Belfast is famous for having built the Titanic, the largest passenger ship of its time before it hit an iceberg on
‘Rockefellers of Uganda’ and General Electric to build mini-nukes in…
Their scheme, known as “Project Quasar”, will aim to demonstrate to other countries “the immense potential” of SMR tech
Brackmills business improvement district votes to continue
5 hours agoBy Pete Cooper, BBC News, NorthamptonshireBBCThe Brackmills industrial estate contains several warehouses and businessesA business improvement dist
Why the Muslim Vote campaign is a glimpse into a…
While the rise of The Muslim Vote is the most disturbing expression of the sectarianism that is disfiguring the face of our pol
The spectre of Liz Truss will hang over this Parliament
Those pesky statisticians point out that Labour now boasts no less than 63pc of all MPs in the new Parliament, having won littl
James Timpson: Why Starmer hired key boss as prisons minister
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer says he has appointed a CEO known for employing ex-offenders as the new prisons minister because he "walks the walk". James Timp
Britain is about to discover just how dangerous Labour really…
We already have some of the most expensive power in the world, but costs will rise still higher, the security of supply will be
Press reset; what lies ahead for UK economy and trade?
The themes of 'change' and 'the future' were very much to the fore as Labour made its way back to power in the aftermath of the UK general election. Here, the
