With recent analysis suggesting Londoners are on track to receive almost three times more transport spending per person than northerners, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been urged to keep his promises to the north of England
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24th Oct 2026 | Updated at 05:52pm 24th Oct 2026
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A women’s health and nutrition business whose founders were once laughed out of investor meetings has grown into a £42 million company, with ambitions to more than double sales within two years.
British house hunters have launched a surprise August buying spree before the scheduled Brexit date, with new data showing sales reached their highest...
Chancellor Sajid Javid has put an end to all speculation suggesting he could shift stamp duty on to sellers from buyers, a mere two days after he suggested...
As investor anger over bumper pension payout increases, pay for FTSE 100 bosses fell to a five-year low last year with a potential to drop further
An Indian-origin entrepreneur has called on the UK government to consider a new streamlined visa to help te technology industry in hiring the required talent from countries such as India even after Britain leaves the EU.
In a latest Brexit negotiating spin-off, the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has urged Home Secretary Priti Patel to raise the proposed minimum salary thresholds from £30,000 to £36,700 in a bid to secure jobs for low skilled UK-born employees....
In a big blow to Jet Airways’ revival hopes, mining and metal baron Anil Agarwal’s family trust Volcan Investments (VI) has withdrawn its expression of...
A newly-emerged report suggests more public holidays and raising wages could boost the strength of the British economy
New research suggests that Britons have spent £4 bn stockpiling goods in preparation for a possible no-deal Brexit
Shares of troubled travel operator Thomas Cook have slumped after it said it was seeking to raise another £150m from investors, shortly after already asking for £750m, in a bid to stave off a Christmas cash crunch
