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UK considers plans to nearly halve international student visas
Home Office looks at slashing numbers from 300,000 to 170,000 under tougher student visa rules
Saturday 7 November 2026
Home Office looks at slashing numbers from 300,000 to 170,000 under tougher student visa rules
There's no easy way to put this, but Britain’s traditional culinary staple fish and chips is set to take a battering in the next 10 years,…
Resolution Foundation links region’s growth, pay and income problems to pro-Brexit sentiment and policymakers favouring London and Manchester
"The business as usual" approach taken by many firms following the Brexit vote has helped boost UK growth this year, but it will not last, the…
With the rising costs of hiring staff, small business owners are sacrificing more of their own holiday time to keep their business running.
The chair of Sports Direct has lashed out at critics for an "extreme political, union and media campaign" waged against the under-fire retailer this year, in…
Lawyers acting for small firms that say they were driven out of business by Royal Bank of Scotland, have warned the City watchdog that it must…
Self-employed people may have to pay up to five times more to secure a state retirement pension when Class 2 National Insurance contributions (social security payments)…
A Freedom of Information request has shown local authorities are still not meeting 2015 regulations for prompt payment
Small business Saturday achieved total sales of £717 million this year, up 15 per cent on 2015.
For many SMEs the idea of exporting is dismissed because of three main challenges; exporting challenges, overseas financial risk and foreign exchange rates.
The British economy has received a post-Brexit vote of confidence from one of America’s best known companies after McDonald’s announced it will move its non-US operations…
Food and drink industry flags up labour shortages as EU workers leave after Brexit vote or stay away due to fall in pound
Some of the UK's largest lenders are in "advanced" talks to move to Paris, the head of France's financial regulator has said.
Tougher rules are needed to protect investors in crowdfunding platforms, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.