Sir Keir Starmer has resigned as Prime Minister, stepping down less than two years after leading Labour to a landslide victory at the 2024 general election. The resignation follows mounting pressure triggered
MoreAs speculation over the Labour leadership grips Westminster, one question has emerged above all others for Andy Burnham: who would he appoint as Chancellor? Burnham’s journey toward Downing Street has featured scores
MorePrivate equity firm Castlelake is appealing directly to Easyjet investors after the FTSE 250 budget airline rejected its third successive takeover approach over the weekend. Castlelake went public on Monday, criticising Easyjet’s
MoreLegal & General Group sits at the top of the FTSE 100’s dividend yield rankings, making it a natural focus for investors seeking passive income. The financial services firm currently offers a
MoreSeraphim Space Investment Trust (LSE: SSIT) Joins The FTSE 250 Index Seraphim Space Investment Trust, trading on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker SSIT, has been added to the prestigious FTSE
MoreIbstock plc, the British brick and building products manufacturer listed on the London Stock Exchange, has been dropped from the FTSE 250 Index. The removal of IBST from the mid-cap benchmark marks
MoreTen years after the Brexit referendum, Labour’s EU “reset” deal is drawing sharp criticism from trade specialists and economists for failing to deliver meaningful economic gains. Two separate reports published to coincide
MoreSir Keir Starmer has declared he will not resign as Prime Minister and intends to contest any Labour leadership challenge triggered by Andy Burnham. Speaking on Friday morning, Starmer congratulated Burnham following
MoreDOJ’s Controversial $1.776 Billion Anti-Weaponization Fund Faces Legal Chaos And Political Confusion
The Trump administration’s $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” has triggered mounting legal and political fallout across Washington following its disputed establishment. The fund was created without congressional authorisation as part of a settlement
MoreEven as the FTSE 100 trades near all-time highs, analysts argue that certain companies remain significantly mispriced by the broader market. Institutional buy lists are quietly flagging two names in particular: Croda
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