UK drivers complain as car insurance renewal costs
Car insurance is the latest household bill to go through the roof, with angry motorists complaining that prices are shooting
Over 90% of mid-sized businesses struggling to access
Over 90 per cent of mid-sized UK businesses are facing challenges accessing funding and financing amidst the wave of interest
Over 20 councils replace pay and display parking
More than 20 councils across England are removing pay and display parking machines and asking people to pay using an
Heathrow security staff call off strikes
Heathrow airport security staff have called off strikes after voting to accept a pay offer. Around 2,000 members of the
Hunt and big banks set to ease mortgage
Mortgage holders will get a 12-month grace period before banks begin repossessions on their homes, Jeremy Hunt has announced, after
Lidl gets injunction over Tesco trademark infringement which
German-owned discount supermarket Lidl can have an injunction to stop rival Tesco copying its logo, London’s High Court has ruled,
Water company boss blames people working from home
A water company boss has blamed people working from home for a new hosepipe ban. South East Water will impose
Netflix begins password-sharing crackdown in the UK
After years of ignoring password sharing, Netflix has started to crack down on the millions of UK subscribers who give
Global economy at risk of falling into permanent
The global economy is at risk of falling into a permanent high inflationary trap that will be difficult to “dislodge”
Northumberland gigafactory plans suffers setback as Britishvolt owner’s
The prospect of a new battery factory in Northumberland has suffered a setback after the buyer of Britishvolt was raided