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
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
The state pension triple lock is set to deliver a £488-a-year increase in April, lifting the full new state pension to an estimated £13,036.40 annually, and straight into income tax
UK payrolled employee numbers have slipped to around 30.2 million, the Office for National Statistics confirmed this morning, as its September 2026 labour market bulletin laid out a jobs picture
The Welsh Government has announced a Wales business rates cut of 30% for hospitality, leisure and retail venues, eclipsing the 20% reduction introduced for equivalent businesses in England and making
Europe's AI dependency risk is not an abstract future problem, according to Christine Lagarde's Vienna address on 14 September 2026: it is a structural vulnerability that any trade partner could
The UK business culture shift Andy Burnham wants will not come cheap, and right now the government can barely afford the down payment. Speaking ahead of a Downing Street gathering
The cost of student insurance claims has doubled in three years, according to Aviva, and if that figure does not concentrate the mind of a freshers'-week-bound eighteen-year-old, the breakdown of
The AI development slowdown stocks rout that swept Asian markets on Monday offers a sharp reminder of how much speculative weight the sector is now carrying. South Korea's KOSPI fell
More than 800 hospitality businesses have written an open letter to prime minister Andy Burnham demanding a hospitality VAT cut, warning that without action the sector faces accelerating closures, job
Dario Amodei's AI slowdown plan arrived this weekend dressed as crisis management, but the response it has drawn from experts, politicians, and his own rivals suggests the AI industry's self-appointed