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Rolls-Royce and Bentley accelerate over the past 12 months
Britain’s two great luxury car brands have reported record sales as the world’s superwealthy keep on spending.
Saturday 24 October 2026
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Britain’s two great luxury car brands have reported record sales as the world’s superwealthy keep on spending.
MPs on the Treasury committee have written to the head of HM Revenue and Customs to ask if its working from home policy has caused a…
Police are to be given more powers to combat new tactics taken by protesters that are designed to cause maximum disruption.
Jobcentres should encourage thousands of early retirees to rejoin the workforce by helping them to find flexible or part-time opportunities, Labour has said.
Britain and the European Union have taken a step towards a Brexit deal over Northern Ireland and hailed it as a “new basis” for talks.
The first attempt to launch satellites into orbit from British soil ended in a “painful” failure at the final hurdle last night as the rocket made…
Former business secretary and staunch Brexiter Jacob Rees-Mogg will receive about £500,000 in annual dividends from his stake in Somerset Capital Management, the investment fund he…
British banks are facing more than 100 class action lawsuits in a wave of litigation that lawyers predict could cost them billions of pounds to resolve.
Three prime ministers, four chancellors and three business secretaries in a year have cost Britain its appeal to foreign investors, say manufacturing bosses.
A new scheme to support firms with their energy bills will be announced in the House of Commons on Monday.
Shell has said it will pay tax in the UK for the first time since 2017 after making huge global profits last year.
Single-use items like plastic cutlery, plates and trays will be banned in England, the government has confirmed.
A co-founder of the Extinction Rebellion (XR) group has been fined for smashing the window of a bank.
Footfall in December reached its highest level since the pandemic as shoppers headed to stores in search of Christmas gifts.
The interest rate the taxman charges on unpaid tax has reached a 14-year high of 6 per cent, but if you expect the same return on…