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In a continuation of the ongoing recovery from recession, the private sector in Britain expanded for the fifth consecutive month, albeit at a slightly slower pace in March compared to the previous month.

Mike Regnier, the head of Santander UK, has expressed reservations about further investment in the UK, citing the country’s high tax burden and increasing costs associated with compensating victims of fraud.

A staggering 1.1 million Britons are currently employed on zero-hour contracts, marking a record high, according to research conducted by the Work Foundation think tank.

Next has exceeded profit expectations, achieving record-high revenue and profit levels for the year ending January.

Government borrowing increased to £8.4 billion in February, marking a notable surge compared to the same month last year, according to official figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Commuters across Britain are bracing for further travel disruption as train drivers at 16 rail companies and London Underground tube drivers have announced strike action for next month.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has swiftly reversed its decision to close its self-assessment telephone helpline for half of the year, following significant public backlash.

Google has confirmed that it is implementing restrictions on the types of election-related queries users can pose to its Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot Gemini.

In February, inflation dropped to 3.4%, down from January’s 4%, inching closer to the Bank of England’s target of 2%.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has suggested that a general election could potentially be held in October.

Britain’s leading bakery chain, Greggs, has encountered technical difficulties with payments, resulting in the closure of some of its stores.

Government data reveals that three quarters of medium and large sized businesses were hit by a cyber incident in the past year, as attacks against large businesses are on the rise.

Fashion retailer Ted Baker is on the brink of administration, posing a threat to hundreds of high street jobs across Britain.

Luxury carmaker Bentley is capitalising on the growing trend among the globe’s wealthiest individuals who are choosing to invest hundreds of thousands of pounds in “levels of personalisation that we’ve never seen before,” according to company statements.

Ministers engage in urgent discussions with Alstom to avert closure of Derby train manufacturing works, amid threats to move production abroad. Thousands of jobs hang in the balance