5 d. ago Labour tax hike has made some London bus routes unsustainable, says company boss

But TfL reassures passengers there is no threat to the future of bus routes 80, 93, 151, 154, 155, 163, 164 and 470

Economics

6 d. ago FTSE 100 Live 22 January: Index rallies on tariffs relief, Beazley rejects Zurich approach

The FTSE 100 index today rallied after President Trump last night backed down on his threat of tariffs on European nations.

Politics

6 d. ago FTSE 100 Live 22 January: Index rallies on tariffs relief, Beazley rejects Zurich bid

The FTSE 100 index today rallied after President Trump last night backed down on his threat of tariffs on European nations.

Politics

6 d. ago Reeves raids working Brits to fund spending splurge: Tax haul surged in December as welfare spending climbed

Central government receipts soared 8.9 per cent to £94billion in December, with tax income up £4.6billion.

Economics

6 d. ago FTSE 100 Live 22 January: Index rallies on tariffs boost, B&M cuts guidance

The FTSE 100 index today rallied after President Trump last night backed down on his threat of tariffs on European nations.

Politics

6 d. ago Government borrowing falls sharply as national insurance hike boosts coffers

The Office for National Statistics said borrowing was £7.1 billion, or 38%, less than the same month in 2024.

Politics

8 d. ago Dollar falls sharply and Wall Street stocks drop over Greenland crisis

US president insists ‘there can be no going back’ on demand for island

Events

8 d. ago Wage growth falls as unemployment stays at highest level for nearly five years

The Office for National Statistics said retail and hospitality sectors have seen some of the biggest falls in payrolled employees.

Politics

8 d. ago Dollar falls sharply and Wall Street stocks set for heavy losses over Greenland crisis

US president insists ‘there can be no going back’ on demand for island

Events

8 d. ago Dollar falls sharply and Wall Street stocks set for losses over Greenland crisis

US president insists ‘there can be no going back’ on demand for island

Events

2 w. ago Six hospitality firms a day could close without rates help, warns trade group

UK Hospitality estimates that 2,076 firms could close in 2026 as a result of rising property taxes.

Events

3 w. ago Next delivers latest profit outlook hike after festive trading boost

The retailer said sales growth is set to slow in the new financial year ahead.

Politics

3 w. ago Income tax freeze ‘hammering’ workers while pensioners and benefits claimants see income increase

Chancellor Rachel Reeves extended a freeze on the Personal Allowance and National Insurance thresholds until 2031.

Economics

4 w. ago Suspected DC pipe bomber to appear at detention hearing after alleged confession

Lawyers for Brian Cole argue he should be released ahead of trial for allegedly planting devices in DC in 2021The man accused of planting pipe bombs outside the headquarters of both the Democratic and Republican national committees the night before the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol is set to appear at a federal detention hearing before a magistrate judge on Tuesday.Earlier this month, authorities arrested Brian Cole Jr, of Woodbridge, Virginia. He has yet to enter a plea. Cole’s lawyers argue that he should be released while he awaits trial, as he does not present any danger. In a recent court filing, they write that Cole has agreed to home detention enforced by GPS monitoring, and will live under the supervision of his grandmother. Continue reading...

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