Energy experts welcome new demand flexibility service,Energy and sustainability consultancy Advantage Utilities has today urged businesses to register their interest with a view to participating in the Ofgem approved Demand Flexibility Service. This involves reducing energy…
Half of savers picking digital banks over the high street,Consumers across the UK are more likely to open a new savings account with an online-only provider than with a traditional high-street lender, new research has found. SmartSave, run by…
Dow Jones faces short-term pressure,The Dow Jones faces short-term pressure as investor sentiment dips amid mixed Q2 earnings and cautious liquidity.
Putin is ‘closer’ to launching a nuclear weapon ‘than at any point since North Korea’s last nuclear tests’,Putin is ‘closer’ to launching a nuclear weapon than at any point since North Korea’s last nuclear tests …….
If Starmer’s welfare reforms go through £9.2 billion will come from one benefit,Explore how Starmer's welfare reforms could result in £9.2 billion savings from one benefit. Understand the implications.
Over 3,000 Boeing defence workers strike,Over 3,000 Boeing defence workers strike after rejecting a contract offering significant wage increases and benefits.
Ryanair cancels thousands of flights as the French strike,Ryanair cancels thousands of flights due to the French strike, impacting many passengers and holiday plans across Europe.
NATO ‘very worried’ amid a ‘massive military buildup’ an ‘imminent’ Chinese invasion of Taiwan,NATO is very worried about a massive military buildup by China and the imminent threat of invasion of Taiwan.
Economists warn tax increases ‘feel inevitable’ as government borrowing soars,Economists warn tax increases may be necessary as government borrowing soars to £20.2 billion. Explore the details now.
Private sector activity falls to over a two year low,Private sector activity falls to over a two year low as tariffs hit exports and global demand weakens in April.
