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Chris Packham, the renowned naturalist and TV presenter, has been granted permission to pursue a judicial review of the UK government’s decision to scale back certain green policies aimed at achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

As budget week commences, the British government has introduced a new investment package aimed at propelling the UK to become a global leader in manufacturing.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to providing 15 free hours of childcare for two-year-olds starting next month, asserting that the scheme remains “on track.” However, he acknowledged the inability to provide an “absolute guarantee” that all children would secure a place.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has tempered expectations of tax cuts in Wednesday’s budget, announcing instead an £800 million package of technology reforms aimed at streamlining processes for frontline public sector workers.

Britain’s major banks have been placed on high alert following the discovery of hundreds of ‘rogue’ filings apparently lodged at Companies House, the UK’s central corporate register.

Major banks are facing increasing scrutiny over their failure to offer competitive interest rates on the savings of small businesses, prompting calls for urgent action to address the issue and prevent SMEs from losing out on over £7.5 billion annually.

Prominent car manufacturers, energy firms, and environmental advocates are calling on the chancellor to rectify a tax discrepancy that is adversely affecting the sales of electric vehicles.

Lord Alan Sugar is poised to breathe new life into the iconic Amstrad brand by launching a digital marketing company spearheaded by his grandson, 17 years after he sold the business to Sky.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled plans to overhaul pension fund regulations, aiming to channel more retirement funds into British businesses and stimulate economic growth.

Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group has acquired the online bicycle retailer Wiggle out of administration, seizing an opportunity amidst the industry’s turmoil.

Royal Mail has confirmed that stamp prices will rise again, marking the fourth increase in the past two years for first-class letter postage.