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Morrisons to shut 103 outlets including cafés, florists and pharmacies in major restructure
Government borrowing surges to £20bn in September as Reeves faces mounting pressure ahead of tax-heavy Budget
‘Henrys’ braced for harsher Budget as analysts warn effective tax rate could exceed 60%
Waymo to launch autonomous ride-hailing in London in 2026 as race with Uber and Lyft intensifies
Reeves to announce £6bn ‘blitz on business bureaucracy’ ahead of tax-heavy Budget
Labour urged to reconsider scrapping youth minimum wage rates as ‘Neet’ numbers near 1 million
Top 1% of UK taxpayers now contribute a third of income and capital gains tax
Ed Miliband signals potential VAT cut on energy bills as affordability pressures grow
Innovate UK unveils £1m Agentic AI Prize to accelerate breakthroughs in manufacturing, health and creative sectors
Profit warnings surge as weak consumer confidence hits UK-listed firms ahead of Budget

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The US is pushing for Britain to open up its agricultural markets to US traders as part of a new economic agreement that would fall just short of a free trade agreement.

Dairy farmers warn worker shortages are putting UK food security at risk

13 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

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Immigrants in Europe and North America earn nearly 18% less than natives, study reveals

13 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Independent restaurants are being forced to offer hefty sign-on bonuses of £1,000 or more for chefs and other kitchen staff as the shortage of skilled workers tightens in the busy festive season.

Virgin Media O2 launches £1m apprenticeship talent fund to boost diversity in stem

12 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The Conservative Party has announced a bold initiative to scrap certain university courses in England, which they label as "rip-offs," in order to fund 100,000 apprenticeships per year if they secure victory in the upcoming July election.

CIPD urges apprenticeship guarantee for young people as UK labour market cools

12 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

HMRC has not fined any enabler of offshore tax fraud in the past five years, despite possessing landmark powers to impose significant penalties. Critics argue these powers are ineffective without enforcement.

HMRC admits using AI to monitor taxpayers’ social media

12 August 202513 August 2025 Finance, Legal, News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

There’s something about the buzz in the room on the night of the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards that’s hard to describe. It’s not just about the champagne or the sparkle, though there’s certainly plenty of both. It’s something deeper.

British Business Excellence Awards names 2025 finalists

12 August 202520 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Angelos Frangopoulos says Ofcom investigation is part of a political campaign against free speech

Trump Media to stream GB News on Truth+ in global expansion deal

10 August 202510 August 2025 In Business, Social Media Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Taxpayers stand to save both money and headaches in 2025 by committing to better tax practices in the year ahead, according to leading audit, tax and business advisory firm Blick Rothenberg.

Self-employed Britons face fines of up to £900 under new HMRC quarterly tax rules

10 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, is preparing to lead a team of ministers and advisers to the 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos, aiming to attract international backers and calm disquiet among domestic businesses.

Rachel Reeves ‘underestimated’ parents’ prepayment push to avoid private school VAT

10 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Reform UK calls for an end to interest payments on commercial bank reserves, claiming they cost taxpayers billions. Bank of England defends the policy as vital for financial stability.

Reform UK urges energy industry to abandon net zero and focus on nuclear and gas

9 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The High Court has issued a warrant for the arrest of venture capitalist Julie Meyer after she failed to attend a sentencing hearing following a dispute with the Royal Family's law firm Farrer & Co.

Former Dragons’ Den star Julie Meyer stripped of MBE after court contempt ruling

9 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Pound rallies after Donald Trump considers limits to tariffs plan

Why more companies are merging HR and IT to prepare for the AI era

8 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

High interest rates are continuing to hit demand in the property market as potential buyers pull back from purchases because of increased mortgage costs.

UK house prices record fastest monthly rise of 2025

8 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The UK’s long-term sickness bill is soaring to over £65bn, with 2.8 million claimants baffling experts and policymakers. A House of Lords committee suggests the benefits system itself may be fuelling the crisis, as figures reveal incentives to claim ill-health payouts over returning to work.

NDAs banning harassment and discrimination disclosures to be void under new UK workplace reforms

7 August 2025 Legal Amy Ingham 0 Comments

The Bank of England is expected to reduce interest rates significantly faster than financial markets currently anticipate, according to new forecasts from Goldman Sachs.

Bank of England expected to cut interest rates to 4% amid weakening UK economy

7 August 2025 News Amy Ingham 0 Comments

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Former Deputy Prime Minister Sir Nick Clegg has warned that the current wave of valuations across the artificial intelligence sector is “crackers”, arguing that many AI businesses have yet to demonstrate viable paths to profitability despite the billions pouring into machine learning.

Nick Clegg: AI company valuations are ‘crackers’ and ripe for correction

Nick Clegg warns AI valuations are “crackers” and unsustainable, predicting a market correction as investors question the industry’s long-term returns.

Morrisons to shut 103 outlets including cafés, florists and pharmacies in major restructure

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