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British jobs boom bucks Brexit negativity to reach new highs
The British employment boom is to continue as businesses shrug off Brexit uncertainty and become increasingly confident, according to a report.
Tuesday 3 November 2026
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The British employment boom is to continue as businesses shrug off Brexit uncertainty and become increasingly confident, according to a report.
Metro Bank has been forced to reassure customers over the safety of their money after “false rumours” about its financial health were circulated online, leading to…
Drivers in European countries bought twice as many electric cars as their British counterparts last year as the government significantly reduced grants for green vehicles.
Theresa May was under pressure from cabinet ministers last night to scrap formal Brexit talks with Labour and launch a final attempt to secure a compromise…
David Beckham has reportedly paid his wife Victoria's manager Simon Fuller £38million to buy him out of their joint business.
Fashion chain Select has fallen into administration, putting 1,800 jobs at risk at its 169 stores across the UK.
India's richest man Mukesh Ambani has bought the iconic British toy retailer Hamleys for a reported £70m.
Danny Baker said he wants to “formerly apologise for the outrage I caused” after “one of the worst days of my life.”
The housing market continues to slow because of Brexit uncertainty, with the number of new sales falling for the ninth consecutive month.
The £200m bill to replace Grenfell Tower-type cladding on about 150 private high-rise blocks in England is to be met by the government.
Shaving firm Harry's, formed just six years ago, has been bought by the owner of Wilkinson Sword for $1.37bn (£1bn).
The latest weekly road fuel prices show that the average cost per litre of petrol and diesel has risen to £1.28 and £1.35 respectively.
The prime minister said on Wednesday Britain’s delay in leaving the European Union is nothing to do with her leadership.
The giant accountancy firm KPMG has been hit with another multimillion-pound fine and will be subject to additional checks by the audit watchdog after it admitted…
One of Britain’s biggest train operators is suing the Department for Transport, alleging a breach of statutory duties in its stewardship of the railways.