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Inflation fear as food prices hit record highs
Food prices rose by a record 13.3 per cent in December, increasing fears that inflation may not fall as sharply in 2023 as central bankers and…
Thursday 5 November 2026
Food prices rose by a record 13.3 per cent in December, increasing fears that inflation may not fall as sharply in 2023 as central bankers and…
All children will have to study mathematics until they are 18 under Rishi Sunak’s plans to reimagine the education system.
The new leader of the TUC has called for an urgent meeting with the prime minister in an attempt to end the strikes causing widespread disruption…
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A line up of the UK’s most dynamic female entrepreneurs has been unveiled by Small Business Britain, with 100 women who run some of the UK’s…
British companies installed a record number of public electric car chargers during 2022 as they raced to dominate a fast-growing and potentially lucrative market.
Investors in tech start-ups do not trust female founders, reveals new research by Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU).
Leo Varadkar, the taoiseach in Ireland, has said mistakes were made on all sides in the handling of Brexit, vowing to be “flexible and reasonable” when…
The UK’s leading companies are less inclined to borrow now than at any point since the financial crisis of 2008, a survey of directors has found.
The government is effectively asking public sector workers to do their "civic duty" and accept real-terms pay cuts - a difficult pill to swallow when private…
It was once the staple of any family utility room, ready to be deployed on a Sunday evening before the weekly return to school or the…
Rishi Sunak will be forced by the House of Lords to abandon plans for a bonfire of European Union laws by the end of the year.