Declaring it an act like a military coup and accusing South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol of trying to create a “fascist dictatorship,” North Korea has severely denounced his recent …
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With the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) under more pressure to handle secret commission payments made between lenders and auto dealers, the continuous saga over the selling of car finance agreements …
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The biggest water supplier in the United Kingdom, Thames Water, has warned that it will run out of money by March next year unless it gets court permission for a …
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Set to give a key speech to European financial ministers, Chancellor Rachel Reeves advocates a tighter economic partnership between the UK and the EU. The first of its type for …
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Ten years ago, a top UK retailer started an innovative campaign that would permanently alter the vegetable pricing scene in the UK. The supermarket’s concept was straightforward: provide extremely low …
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Labour has announced its intention to renationalise three big rail companies by 2025 in a bold attempt to change the nation’s rail network. The party claims this step will solve …
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Economy
Statutory Sick Pay Debate Highlights Struggle to Balance Worker Protections and Business Viability
Unions representing workers in several fields have banded together for significant changes to SSP. Coordinating a letter seeking action, the Safe Sick Pay campaign signed 24 union leaders to the …
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Local councils fiercely oppose the ambitious 1.5 million new homes the UK government intends to create in England by 2029, claiming many of the aims are unachievable and impractical. Considered …
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The Scottish government intends to bring back universal winter fuel payments for seniors starting next winter. With the SNP trying to overtake the Labour Party ahead of the forthcoming Holyrood …
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With the £3.6 billion deal due to be concluded in the following weeks, the much-awaited Sale of Royal Mail to Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky’s EP Group is almost finished. Promises …
