Royal Mail is set to cut as many as 6,000 jobs over the next year and there could be more redundancies ahead as the industrial dispute gripping the company shows no sign of easing.
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20th Jun 2026 | Updated at 12:32pm 20th Jun 2026
Former RAF pilot steers CAB through turbulent turnaround
A former Royal Air Force fighter pilot who once flew Tornado jets at supersonic speeds is now navigating a different kind of high-pressure environment: the financial markets.Neeraj Kapur, 60, chief executive of CAB Payments, is leading a turnaround...
Where is growth in the Budget?
Rachel Reeves and the government have missed a real opportunity to put our country on a growth trajectory in this Budget.
Free travel for Londoners aged 60 and above that was axed during the pandemic may never be restored, Sadiq Khan’s top transport aide has admitted.
Cost of living pressures are getting even greater as Britons are heading into autumn and winter, with the need for more heat and light in homes. Household...
Liz Truss has announced yet another humiliating U-turn after admitting her mini-Budget went "further and faster" than markets were ready for - but refused...
The Bank of England said that its intervention in the UK government debt market recently had prevented a £50 bn fire sale of gilts that would have taken Britain to the brink of a financial crisis.
Average employee pay at Facebook’s UK arm have leapt past £260,000 as one of the world’s biggest tech firms ramps up its presence in London.
Some people who work from home or run a business from their flat or house could face legal action for violating the terms of their property’s lease, according to a legal academic.
The average interest rate on a five year fixed mortgage smashed through six per cent for the first time since 2010 in the latest blow for homeowners.
Foreign secretary James Cleverly has become the first secretary of state to admit departments face spending cuts, saying the Foreign Office will need to deliver to a “tighter budget”.
The UK government’s economic policies are “likely” to have caused a “great many more deaths” than the Covid pandemic, an academic has claimed.
