22 h. ago UN chief pleads with countries to pay their share for peacekeeping, points to financial problems

U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres has told countries that the world body’s peacekeeping operation is “only as strong as member states’ commitment to it” as he pleaded with them to pay their share

Economics

27 h. ago Tom Kerridge shares financial struggles with business 'losing a lot of money'

Michelin-starred celebrity chef Tom Kerridge, who operates six sites, shared insights into the financial balancing act he faces when trying to keep his various businesses afloat

Economics

42 h. ago Tom Kerridge shares secret he's hiding from wife as she'll 'go mental'

Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge is a man of many talents - but there's one thing he's keeping from his wife, Beth, and it's all to do with his love for the band Oasis

Politics

47 h. ago Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge shares misconception about his restaurant empire: ‘It’s a constant battle’

Kerridge has won multiple Michelin stars for his restaurants but said that at least one of his restaurants is ‘losing a lot of money’

Events

69 h. ago Are viral food spots killing off actual restaurants? Hospitality boss complains influencers like Spudman and the Sidemen 'drain attention' from traditional businesses who struggle to compete

The food industry has proven to be a lucrative sidestep for various UK influencers, with the likes of Mr Beast and The Sidemen adding restaurants to their roster of businesses.

Society

6 d. ago Chef Tom Kerridge lost '11 stone in three years' with one weight loss diet

The TV chef, 51, devised his own low-carbohydrate diet regime and claims it helped him shed an impressive 11 stone

Events

6 d. ago Almost half of people ‘would struggle with bills if income suddenly lost’

Research by the Big Issue magazine found regional variations in the financial situation of people across the UK.

Politics

7 d. ago Tom Kerridge’s buffalo wings are punchy, crispy – and dangerously addictive

Juicy, spice-rubbed wings, smoky from the grill, finished with a cooling ranch dip – these are guaranteed to steal the show at your next barbecue.

Politics

7 d. ago Tom Kerridge on why your barbecue is probably rubbish – and how to fix it

Lauren Taylor speaks to the Michelin-starred chef about better burgers, ‘dirty cooking’ and why it’s time to stop faffing about with your sausages

Politics

7 d. ago Tom Kerridge’s halloumi and aubergine burger will make even the meat

Charred aubergine, smoky garlic mayo and fiery chilli butter – this is barbecue food at its filthiest and finest

Politics

8 d. ago Tom Kerridge hails three 'amazing' Manchester restaurants after visiting

Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge ran a high end pub/restaurant concept at a Manchester hotel, but left in 2022. He has now praised the city's 'amazing' food scene

Politics

1 week ago Tom Kerridge avoids one type of potato to make the best homemade chips

UK chef and Michelin-star owner Tom Kerridge has named the best and worse potatoes to use whenever making homemade triple-cooked chips, and it all depends on the time of the year

Politics

1 week ago The case for American reindustrialisation | Dustin Guastella

Walking through the US’s deindustrialized zones is a bit like walking through Dresden after 1945. We can rebuild better than beforeA poll from the conservative Cato Institute recently went viral. It found that 80% of Americans think the country would be better off if more people worked in manufacturing. At the same time, only 25% of respondents said they themselves would be better off working in a factory. What should we make of the results?First, there’s nothing contradictory between these figures. It’s easy to see how it would be good for the country to reshore manufacturing jobs, even if it’s not good for you, personally, to work in a factory. Imagine a local pharmacist in an industrial town. He can see how his business would benefit from the expansion of a nearby plant. Yet he could also see that he would personally lose out on a lot of income if he gave up his trade and marched into the factory himself. The same can be said for any number of other workers. The reason so many pe...

Politics

1 week ago Rio Tinto shareholders reject activist proposal for review of London listing

Rio Tinto shareholders reject activist proposal for review of London listing  Financial Times

Politics

2 w. ago BP profits halve as oil major struggles to turn around business

FTSE 100 group plans to sell at least $3bn-$4bn of assets this year as it seeks to reduce debts

Economics

2 w. ago Tom Kerridge brands Jordan North a 'wrong'un' after controversial food confession

Great British Menu star Tom Kerridge was left horrified by a culinary admission of Jordan's that emerged during a recent episode of the Proper Tasty podcast with Chris Stark

Politics

2 w. ago How to get help if you're struggling with debt and what bills you should prioritise

MoneyMagpie Editor and financial expert Vicky Parry shares tips for tackling your debt and the emotional impact of worrying about finances

Economics

2 w. ago A top Goldman Sachs banker is moving from London to Milan as the City struggles to maintain its stature

A top Goldman Sachs banker is moving from London to Milan as the City struggles to maintain its stature  Business Insider

Politics

2 w. ago A top Goldman Sachs banker is moving to Milan as London struggles to maintain its stature

A top Goldman Sachs banker is moving to Milan as London struggles to maintain its stature  Business Insider

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2 w. ago UK private sector shrinks as export orders slump; state borrowing nearly £15bn above official forecast – business live

Eurozone private sector ‘broadly stable’ in April; stocks, dollar, oil prices rise on hopes of US-China trade dealUK annual borrowing exceeds forecasts by almost £15bnThe collapse in confidence and drop in output during April raise red flags for the economic outlook and add pressure on the Bank of England to reduce interest rates again at its May meeting, said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence.While recent months have been characterised by UK businesses treading water, broadly stagnating since last autumn’s budget, businesses are reporting more of a struggle to keep their heads above water in April.April’s fall in output was the largest recorded for nearly two and a half years, consistent with GDP declining at a quarterly rate of 0.3%, reflecting falling activity and demand across both manufacturing and services. Continue reading...

Economics