The Bank of Japan rate hike to 1.25% on 18 September 2026 lifted borrowing costs to their highest level since 1995, but the split vote that accompanied it tells a
The debate over Thames Water special administration has moved from the fringes to the floor of Westminster, and not before time. A cross-party group of MPs on the Environment, Food
The Canada-EU associate membership proposal is, for now, a political hypothesis without a treaty, a legal framework, or even a shared definition. But as hypotheses go, this one carries more
The Barclays return-to-office policy has already started to crack, and the bank has only itself to blame for the timing. Just days after Barclays told staff they would need to
LinkedIn networking for Gen Z is not a soft-skills problem: it is a structural one, and the numbers are stark enough to demand a harder look. LinkedIn's 2026 Grad's Guide
The Bank of England QT halt announced at noon on 17 September 2026 is the bigger story of the day, even if the interest rate decision grabbed the early headlines.
The Oasis Hub Bath grant of £272,702 from the National Lottery Community Fund will cover the charity's core operating costs for the next three years, giving one of Bath's busiest
The Fed rate hike 2026 is now a reality: the Federal Open Market Committee voted unanimously to raise its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, lifting
The Ring Neighbours app UK rollout begins on 21 October, offering British users a moderated community platform that its maker positions as a replacement for cluttered local WhatsApp groups, but
The Nissan Kicks Sunderland investment of £170m (approximately $229m) was announced this week with considerable fanfare, and considerable caveats. The Japanese carmaker will bring its hybrid SUV to Britain's biggest
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The UK inflation rate of 3.1% for August 2026 was never going to shift the Bank of England (BoE) alone, and so it proved: the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted
The Bank of England slavery history documented by a new wave of researchers is more extensive than either the institution's 2022 exhibition or its subsequent apology fully conveyed. The Register
The AI extinction risk warning that has shaken Silicon Valley's inner sanctum this month has been met, in Washington, with a presidential post on Truth Social explaining that Donald Trump's
The debate about illegal electric bikes in the UK keeps getting muddled with arguments about dockless hire schemes and red-light-jumping cyclists, and that confusion is doing real damage to public