London businesses want to become greener and save cash too, reveals Lloyds,Nearly two thirds (62%) of London’s small and medium-sized businesses want to improve their environmental sustainability, according to Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking’s Business Barometer. Almost half (44%) say becoming more…
Trump warns Iran it will be ‘gloves off’ if they attack US bases,Trump warns Iran of severe consequences if they attack US bases. Tensions escalate as the US prepares for a strong response.
Oil prices drop to $74 raises questions ahead of the OPEC+ meeting,Crude oil prices started the week by trading around $74.70 per barrel, with Brent crude dropping to around $80 per barrel. Investors and markets await the OPEC+ meeting scheduled later…
Chancellor delivered another blow as inflation soars to 3.6%,Chancellor delivered another blow as inflation soars to 3.6 per cent. Explore the latest economic impact on the UK economy.
Bank of England warns interest rates may need to rise further as inflation ‘remains much too high’,Bank of England warns interest rates may need to rise further as inflation ‘remains much too high’ ……….
Oil giants sued for billions over 2011 oil deal,The Nigerian government has today filed a $1.1bn lawsuit against Royal Dutch Shell and Eni in a commercial court in London in relation to a 2011 oilfield deal. Nigeria opens…
Brits warned to ‘prepare’ for possible blackouts as the mercury plummets and inches of snow could hit in days,Brits have been told to “prepare” for possible blackouts by the Energy Networks Association which comes after warnings have been issued …
Barrister warns migrant deal is ‘toothless’ and ‘not worth the paper its written on’,Barrister warns migrant deal is ‘toothless’ and ‘not worth the paper its written on’ ..
Farage is launching new ‘Doge’ unit at first council,Nigel Farage is launching a new ‘Doge’ unit at the first council to stop waste of taxpayers' money. Learn more here.
Government borrowing costs return to levels they were at before Chancellor’s crying session,Government borrowing costs have returned to previous levels despite market concerns and recent political events affecting investor sentiment.
