Sir Keir Starmer said he was “very proud to sit alongside” Angela Rayner at today’s Prime Minister’s Questions, and that her move to refer herself to the independent ethics adviser was “the right ...

UK retail sales were much weaker than initially thought in 2025 after an error that will deepen concerns over the accuracy of ...

The economy is built off the back of pioneering entrepreneurs but few will leave an impression on their local community as ...

Soaring government borrowing costs invoke memories of the country’s humiliating 1976 IMF bailout. Yet external support would ...

Richard Tice tells FT the party’s two-day conference in Birmingham will draw ‘hundreds and hundreds’ of business figures ...

The Bank's survey of finance chiefs also shows that the pace of wage growth is set to slow on the back of increased taxes ...

British businesses have cut employment by the largest amount in nearly four years and expect wage growth to slow - but do not ...

Suicide is now the leading cause of death amongst young adults in Europe and now accounts for almost one in five fatalities ...

Companies are also increasingly pessimistic about future employment amid concerns over the wider economic outlook.

As Nigel Farage as Prime Minister is 'increasingly likely', the First Minister said IndyRef2 has 'never been more important'.

The United Kingdom was once the economic powerhouse of the world, leading the Industrial Revolution and shaping global trade.