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UK Parliament should not block Scottish independence
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said it is not up to parliament to block a second Scottish independence referendum.
Monday 2 November 2026
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said it is not up to parliament to block a second Scottish independence referendum.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has urged opposition parties and Tory rebels to install him as a temporary caretaker prime minister in an attempt to stop a…
Hatton Garden, the UK and capital’s diamond district, will be transformed into a vibrant pop up park for the remainder of this week.
About 120,000 businesses that missed a tax deadline will escape a fine after HM Revenue & Customs said that it would show leniency before a possible…
Wage growth in the UK rose to 3.9% in the year to June, the highest rate for 11 years, according to the Office for National Statistics…
A judge has agreed to fast track the court hearing over whether or not Boris Johnson can suspend parliament to force through a no-deal Brexit.
The Queen who usually keeps her political views to herself, has voiced her concerns that MPs do not have the “ability to govern correctly,”
Virgin StartUp has announced its commitment to become the first business funder to pledge 50/50 gender investment equality for Start Up Loans by the end of…
A challenger to the Big Six energy companies is looking to buy the electricity and gas supply business of SSE.
Turning Sports Direct from a budget tracksuit retailer into the “Selfridges of sport” will take at least four years, Mike Ashley’s future son-in-law has said.
The number of empty shops in town centres is at its highest for four years, industry figures show.
Crowdfunding site Seedrs has suspended its shares from trading on a secondary market used to buy and sell stock in private companies while it attempts to…
Tata Steel lost more than £1m a day in the UK last year, underlining the industry’s precarious finances.
Royal Bank of Scotland is set to make Alison Rose its first female chief executive as Ross McEwan prepares to leave the taxpayer-owned lender.
Dominic Raab Britain’s foreign minister has said it is up to the EU to amend the terms of the UK withdrawal agreement.