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UK steel industry calls for protectionist measures over glut driven…
The UK steel industry has called for the government to consider further protectionist trade measures as it braces for a flood of imported steel amid a global gl
How to scale your small business in the UK during…
A thorny combination of rising inflation, supply chain disruptions, and financial tightening are causing headaches for businesses across the UK, with small and
More than 70 retailers urge Reeves to make 20% cut…
More than 70 retailers, including Tesco, Marks & Spencer and Ikea, are lobbying the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, for a 20% cut to business rates, warning that
UK Salaries Rise at Weakest Pace Since 2021, Job Recruiters…
(Bloomberg) -- UK salaries increased at the slowest pace in three-and-a half years in September in a fresh sign that the labor market is loosening ahead of Chan
Storm Dennis: How to check river levels for flooding
BBCPontypridd was hit by flooding in 2020When the weather is bad and there’s been heavy rain, Jeff Baxter says he is “obsessively” online checking river
Ex-Google boss Eric Schmidt to attend UK international investment summit
The former Google boss Eric Schmidt has been named as one of the high-profile executives attending the Labour government’s first international investment summ
Sky News staff threaten to unionise amid backlash over pay…
Staff at Sky News are preparing to unionise in protest against pay and working conditions, dealing a blow to the broadcaster as
UK charities fear first-class stamp price rise will mean fewer…
Royal Mail has been accused of being “shortsighted” and risking a drop in the number of charity Christmas cards sent this year as it increases stamp prices
Labour must ensure benefits of future growth are shared equally…
Politics is hard because it invariably involves making choices between conflicting objectives. As Keir Starmer is discovering, the need to prioritise means you
Prime Minister puts investment at the heart of first Council…
Prime Minister convenes leaders from across the UK for Council of the Nations and Regions in Scotland on Friday 11 October. Council to focus on max
British food firms lobbied to defer £1.7bn plastic packaging tax,…
Lobbyists for Britain’s biggest food brands successfully pushed for a £1.7bn packaging tax to be deferred, new documents reveal.The fees for a new scheme to
Ministers plot Whitehall shake-up in inward investment drive
Ministers are plotting a shake-up of Britain's drive to attract inward investment days before a summit they will claim demonstrates the country is
