CBI prepares comeback after misconduct scandal
Embattled business group the CBI is this week preparing to announce the resumption of events for the first time since
NatWest chairman must be replaced over ‘whitewash’ review,
Nigel Farage has called for the chairman of NatWest Group to be “replaced at the soonest possible opportunity” over misjudgements
Gina Miller voices fear for democracy over closure
The anti-Brexit campaigner Gina Miller has said “we don’t have a functioning democracy” if new political parties cannot access banking
Rishi Sunak to meet leaders over energy security
The prime minister will emphasise the need to strengthen Britain’s energy security when he meets industry leaders this week. Rishi
Sales of Covid tests increased by a third
Sales of Covid tests have increased by a third this month, while official estimates of the number of people with
Tens of thousands of people may have been
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury said that “tens of thousands” of people may have been unfairly de-banked in a
Wargaming to help boost government’s responsiveness
There is a lack of confidence about what the future holds for governing organisations, and their departments’ ability to handle
Cineworld suspends trading on London Stock Exchange as
Beleaguered Cinema chain Cineworld will suspend its listing on the London Stock Exchange today as it limps on with a
London ULEZ expansion legal, High Court rules
The expansion of ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) to outer London boroughs. has been ruled as lawful by the High Court.
Britain loses 6,000 retail outlets in five years
Britain has lost 6,000 storefronts in five years, new figures show, with financial pressures forcing shop owners to close their