BBC Crisis Puts Spotlight on Unique Way Broadcaster Is Funded
The BBC scandal that triggered the resignations of two top executives has put the spotlight on the UK…
Could a long-awaited spin-off finally pay off? – The Irish Times
Associated British Foods (ABF) says it may finally do what it has long resisted: spin off Penneys/Primark. The…
Casual is the new corporate: UK offices redefine workwear norms
Workwear is changing across many parts of the world. Such a shift was accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Brussels stalls Brexit reset talks as carbon tax deadline looms – POLITICO
The same official added that there was also “frustration that other talks are lagging behind” on the more…
COP30: Countries Vow to Build a Market for Lower-Emission Natural Gas
The UK, Japan, Germany and other countries on Friday signed a declaration aimed at supporting a global market…
Anglo, Revolut Urge Reeves to Fix Pension to Revive UK Markets
A group of more than 260 executives at UK firms, including the chairs of mining company Anglo American…
Britain’s divided and disenfranchised goad each other at Villa v Maccabi Tel Aviv match – The Irish Times
Local organisers of the main pro-Palestine protest outside Aston Villa’s football match against Maccabi Tel Aviv, held in…
UK set to ban deepfake ‘nudification’ apps – POLITICO
Campaigners have long argued that the issue of nudification apps more broadly needs addressing. The House of Commons Women and Equalities…
Actress Pauline Collins, star of Shirley Valentine, dies at 85
LONDON (AP) — Pauline Collins, the versatile British actress who won a cult following for her portrayal on…
US pharma to abandon UK unless NHS pays more, says Trump’s ambassador – POLITICO
The U.K. is locked in drug-pricing negotiations with the Trump administration and pharmaceutical firms about how much the…
UK Budget: Reeves Sees Reward in Keeping Lid on Inflation
Rachel Reeves stands to be the biggest beneficiary of her own efforts to bring down UK inflation and…
UK Stats Office Prepares to Cut Back Data After ‘Doing Too Much’
Britain’s embattled statistics agency will stop producing swathes of its data after a crisis affecting crucial economic figures…