Jonathan Reynolds is considering whether to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles as imports surge to record levels across the UK. Ministers are concerned that Chinese carmakers are “dumping” subsidised vehicles into
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Lime is rolling out a Cycle to Work scheme that allows employees to pay for an annual e-bike subscription through salary sacrifice, reducing costs by up to 47 per cent. The reduction
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In a city as crowded and competitive as London, five-star reviews are easy to claim yet harder to sustain. Tattoo studios open, build a following, and often fade into the background as
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John Healey is set to place Royal Navy upgrades at the heart of his keynote Labour Party conference speech, promising a bold industrial revival for Britain. The Chancellor will use his address
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Digital bank Monzo is in early discussions with Brazilian fintech powerhouse Nubank over a potential acquisition that could reach a valuation of between £8bn and £10bn. The UK fintech has been approached
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The Conservative Party has unveiled plans to restrict how benefit claimants spend their welfare payments using a dedicated spending card. Under the proposed crackdown, unemployed people on benefits would see their payments
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Manchester United has reported a net loss for a seventh straight year, with the deficit rising from £33m to £43m for the year ending June 2026. The figures emerge despite chief executive
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Chancellor John Healey and Prime Minister Andy Burnham could raise £26bn through sweeping reforms to capital gains taxes and national insurance contributions, according to a new academic proposal. Researchers at the Centre
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Accenture (ACN) is among a handful of stocks drawing significant investor attention as markets prepare to open for the new trading week. Abivax (ABVX), the French biopharmaceutical company, is also on the
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The FTSE 100 is poised to make gains on Monday morning, according to futures data from investment platform IG, reversing some of Friday’s sharp declines. The blue-chip index closed 1.5 per cent
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