Editor’s Pick
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14Business secretary under fire over delayed talks as Vauxhall confirms Luton closure
The Business Secretary is facing accusations of failing to fully engage with Vauxhall’s parent company Stellantis ahead of its decision to close...
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Record surge in job applications as UK vacancies dwindle
The UK’s labour market is coming under intense strain as the number of applications per advertised job surges dramatically, reflecting deep-rooted economic...
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Landlords defy tax hike as buy-to-let share of market edges higher
Landlords appear to be shrugging off the Government’s latest tax increases, according to fresh data suggesting that buy-to-let investors are now accounting...
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Elon Musk’s Starlink set to transform rural UK connectivity as satellite race heats up
When Olivia Lott left her London job for a village in rural Devon, she expected a calmer pace of life—but not the...
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Stormzy invests in Padel Social Club as padel’s popularity surges across the UK
Padel Social Club (PSC) has welcomed Brit Award-winning, multi-platinum artist Stormzy as its newest investor, a move that underscores PSC’s growing influence...
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Young workers twice as likely to take mental health leave as new UK research reveals scale of crisis
A surge in mental health-related absences among Britain’s youngest workers has underscored the urgent need for employers to rethink their approach to...
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TalkTalk to axe hundreds of jobs as broadband provider targets £120m cost cuts
TalkTalk is set to cut hundreds of jobs in a sweeping effort to slash costs by £120m, as the debt-burdened broadband provider...
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Royal Mail enters foreign ownership for the first time in five centuries as Czech billionaire strikes £3.6bn deal
Royal Mail is set to pass out of British hands for the first time in its 500-year history, after ministers approved a...
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Bitcoin smashes $106,000 barrier as Trump hints at national crypto reserve
Bitcoin has surged to a fresh record high, briefly breaking through the $106,000 (£83,700) mark, after President-elect Donald Trump hinted that his...
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Reeves’s business inheritance tax shake-up ‘will cost exchequer £1bn more than it raises’ warn economists
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s planned inheritance tax overhaul on family businesses and agricultural land risks backfiring by leaving the Exchequer £1bn worse off...
