Government ministers set to take role in trade
Ministers will take greater powers in tackling unfair trade practices, reducing the role of an independent body set up after
UK economy returns to growth in January
The Office for National Statistics reports that GDP grew by 0.3% during January, after shrinking by 0.5% in December. That’s
Food fraud probe into beef falsely labelled as
The National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) is investigating potential food fraud involving pre-packed sliced beef which was labelled as British
Extended life for two UK nuclear power stations
Energy giant EDF has announced plans to extend the lives of two of the UK’s five remaining nuclear power stations.
Common Therapy Approaches to Help You Heal from
Experiencing trauma can be one of the most challenging and heartbreaking experiences an individual can go through. Though it may
Small Business Britain and Amazon combine to help
Small Business Britain is teaming up with the Amazon Small Business Accelerator to help small firms navigate the cost-of-living crisis
Parts of HS2 to be delayed or cut
Ministers are set to delay construction of key sections of the HS2 rail line, with a statement expected imminently outlining
FCA takes further action against unregistered crypto ATMs
In a joint operation with the Metropolitan Police, the Financial Conduct Authority inspected several ATM sites, using its enforcement powers.
Carpet Cleaning: Calling in the Specialists
With modern vacuum cleaner technology, calling in carpet cleaning specialists might be the furthest thing from your mind, especially if
Pranks and anonymous messaging games between friends
Sending anonymous messages can be a fun and exciting experience (at least for you), especially when it comes to pranks