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  • Tower Hamlets bin strike branded ‘health hazard’ brought to an end

    Tower Hamlets

    A Tower Hamlets bin strike branded a “health hazard” has been brought to an end after workers reached an agreement with the council. Refuse had piled up for days in the east London borough , with furious residents slamming the state of the streets as “ridiculous”, a “health hazard” and an “ongoing rat buffet”. But [...]

  • Sunak looks to control HS2 costs as backlash grows against plan to cut back project

    UK Politics

    Rishi Sunak is reportedly aiming to control the spiralling cost of the HS2 railway line project, which could reach over £100bn.

  • Oligarch: Putin and Russia won’t be stopped by ineffective sanctions

    Russia

    Oligarch Oleg Deripaska said Russia and Putin have weathered Western sanctions imposed over the invasion of Ukraine

  • Brexit: Britain to sign sixth US state-level trade deal since leaving EU

    September 26, 2023

    The UK is poised to sign its sixth trade agreement with a US state. Industry and economic security minister Nusrat Ghani will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Washington state in Seattle. The West Coast state is home to major US companies including Amazon, Starbucks, Microsoft and Boeing, with the aerospace sector a priority [...]

  • Labour vows to overhaul apprenticeship levy to improve skills and growth

    September 25, 2023

    Labour has pledged to reform the apprenticeship levy in a bid to encourage firms to improve their employees' skills.

  • Lib Dems chase ‘blue wall’ voters by scrapping plan to raise income tax by 1p

    September 25, 2023

    The Liberal Democrats have dropped their plans to raise income tax by 1p in a bid to woo Conservative voters in so-called blue wall seats during the cost of living crisis. Leader Sir Ed Davey told the BBC he ruled out tax rises even on the wealthiest as his party seeks to target former Tories [...]

  • Scrapping HS2 risks wrecking future UK infrastructure, top Tories warn Sunak

    September 25, 2023

    The government risks wrecking the UK’s future infrastructure projects if it goes ahead with “in effect scrapping” the HS2 railway line. Former Chancellor George Osborne and Tory grandee Lord Heseltine have warned Rishi Sunak that failing to complete HS2 would be “an act of huge economic self-harm”. It follows widespread reports the government is considering [...]

  • Labour pledge to overhaul audit and corporate governance regime

    September 25, 2023

    The Labour Party has said it will pass long-awaited legislation on audit and corporate governance reforms if it wins the next general election.

  • Long-term sickness prevents 2.5m people from working, report suggests

    September 25, 2023

    Women, young men and people unable to work from home are more likely to suffer from long-term sickness which prevents them from working, according to a new report. One in 16 working-aged people in the UK – or around 2.5m – are “economically inactive” due to long-term sickness, the Society of Occupational Medicine (SOM) said. [...]

  • Hunt’s mooted ISA reforms offer ‘a beacon of hope’ to struggling firms, business groups say

    September 24, 2023

    Top City business groups have welcomed suggestions the Treasury could reform rules around ISAs in a bid to supercharge London-listed firms.

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