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Packing a punch! Ooh!
Shoppers will face higher supermarket prices due to a multi-billion-pound packaging tax, with over 80% of the costs likely passed on to consumers. While retailers
Trump visit prompts American investment.
President Trump’s state visit to the UK secured £150 billion in inward investment from US firms. Blackstone pledged £90 billion, while Palantir committed up to
This is exciting for the North East.
The government has promised over $30bn in international investment, including from leading US tech firms, and more than 5,000 high-skilled jobs on the horizon as
Liaura promises safe social media for youngsters.
Empowering children and bringing peace of mind for parents sits at the heart of entrepreneur Hugh Shepherd’s newly-launched social media platform which is aimed specifically
Rayner’s lawyers never gave any tax advice.
The law firm used by under-fire Angela Rayner for the purchase of an £800,000 flat in Hove say that they have been made “scapegoats” and
Ryanair luggage rack-et.
Ryanair will increase bonuses for airport staff from €1.50 to €2.50 for each oversized cabin bag identified, according to CEO Michael O’Leary. This change, effective
UK confirms £10billion pound warship order from Norway.
The UK has secured a £10bn deal to supply the Norwegian navy with at least five new warships. The agreement to provide Type 26 frigates
Trump puts tariffs on Britain.
The US has surprised Britain after hitting manufacturers with import tariffs on a huge amount of goods. Shampoo, washing machines and kids’ highchairs are just
Scottish hotels charging fortune.
The Independent reports that accommodation prices in Edinburgh have been listed for as high as £4000 a night, coinciding with performances from Oasis and the
Planning for the future.
Future retirees are not paying enough into their pension pots have laid bare the difficulties of post-work and end-of-life financial planning in the UK, claims
India and UK enter trade agreement.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has signed a free trade deal with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer in a multi-billion pound export boost. UK cars and
What are the odds?
A US tech company says its chief executive has quit after he was apparently caught on a big screen at a Coldplay concert embracing a
Someone’s growing up.
A poll conducted by Redfield and Wilton for the Policy Exchange think-tank found young people aged 18 to 30 are more concerned about the cost
Work-out for work.
GP surgeries in England can offer advice to patients on getting back to work, including career coaching or exercise classes, as part of a pilot
Monzo gets lost.
Monzo, an online bank, was fined £21 million by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for enrolling customers with “obviously implausible” addresses, such as Buckingham Palace.
£3 meals is a “bad joke”.
Labour’s proposal to introduce state-funded restaurants offering meals for as low as £3 has faced criticism from hospitality leaders. Hugh Osmond, co-founder of Pizza Express,
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Packing a punch! Ooh!
Trump visit prompts American investment.
This is exciting for the North East.
Liaura promises safe social media for youngsters.
Rayner’s lawyers never gave any tax advice.
Ryanair luggage rack-et.
UK confirms £10billion pound warship order from Norway.
Trump puts tariffs on Britain.
Scottish hotels charging fortune.
Planning for the future.
India and UK enter trade agreement.
What are the odds?
Someone’s growing up.
Work-out for work.
Monzo gets lost.
£3 meals is a “bad joke”.
Paying £100m fine but innocent.
Wow! Petrol is expensive.
Netflix escapes tax.
Witney sells most expensine pint.
Cash gets an update.
Eat Healthily – it’s the law.
Labour takes the third U-turn this month.
A study claims people are spending more.
British Business gets a Boost.
Richie Rich scarpers.
Pay for a burger in pieces.
Utilita found guilty.
Co op bounces back.
BBC seeks licence increase.
M&S get back on-line.
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Food and drink costs fuels inflation
Shoplifting rise amongst the elderly.
How special is the special relationship?
Glasgow’s housing plan.
Food is at an all-time high.
Pay to be British.
The Chinese burn.
Morrissey calls last orders on pub.
How much for a pint?
Large shops under fire.
Ukraine and the USA maintain trade links.
Gold toilet thieves on trial.
Everton FC must play by the rules.
Rich regret voting Labour as confidence dives
1in 3 steal at self-service check-outs.
The Breakfast Club 2025
Rocky theme tops commuting poll.
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