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  • Up to £115bn government spending cuts ‘staring us in the face’ 

    October 22, 2025

    Around £115bn in cuts to government spending each year are “staring us in the face”, according to a new report, as Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces increasing pressure to regain control of the public finances.  In a paper published by the think tank Policy Exchange, the Chancellor has been warned to prevent a “twin-pronged fiscal crisis” [...]

  • Top Aussie pension funds wooed by Labour amid investment drive

    October 21, 2025

    Some of Australia’s largest pension funds are being courted by the Labour government amid a rush to attract higher investment in the UK.  Ahead of a summit in Birmingham, Australia’s largest pension fund AustralianSuper said it was still investing an extra £7bn UK assets over the next five years, a move praised by the government [...]

  • Spike in employer pension contributions could throw UK businesses into insolvency

    October 21, 2025

    Rumours over potential spikes to employer pension contributions in the upcoming Budget has thrown UK companies into a frenzy, with some admitting it could put them at risk of insolvency. According to research from consultancy Barnett Waddingham, nearly 20 per cent of businesses fear they could become insolvent if an increase to employer pension contributions [...]

  • Henrys face horrid Budget amid looming tax raid

    October 21, 2025

    High Earners Not Rich Yet individuals, also known as Henrys, are bracing for a horrid Budget as they could face a tax rate higher than a current level of 60 per cent, analysts have warned.  Henrys, who are generally classed as professionals earning around £100,000 or more and often have little savings or fewer assets, [...]

  • HSBC shares jump after naming top Natwest boss as new UK chief

    October 21, 2025

    European banking juggernaut HSBC enjoyed a bump in its share price as markets opened on Monday after the bank named its new UK boss. David Lindberg, who most recently led retail banking operations at Natwest, will join the FTSE 100 titan to take the helm at its UK bank. Shares jumped near two per cent [...]

  • Third of employers would hire young people if offered tax credits

    October 21, 2025

    Over a third of employers would hire more young people if they were offered tax credits, fresh research has found, amid reports the government is drawing up a plan to subsidise employment for under 24-year-olds.  Research by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) showed some 36 per cent of employers claiming they would offer role [...]

  • City chiefs sound alarm on China embassy

    October 21, 2025

    Senior figures within the City of London Corporation have told City AM of their concerns regarding China’s controversial plans for a new super-embassy on the edge of the Square Mile.  The proposed embassy development on the edge of the City of London has triggered alarms over possible threats to the security of sensitive cables passing [...]

  • Business leaders ramp up pre-Budget lobby efforts amid tax fears

    October 20, 2025

    Business chiefs are ramping up efforts to sway Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of this year’s Budget as fears are mounting that fresh tax hikes could squeeze profits at firms up and down the UK.  A series of letters written by heads of trade bodies have landed on the Chancellor’s desk over the last week, with [...]

  • Spy case suspect was stopped with suitcase full of cash on return from China

    October 19, 2025

    A suspect in the China spy case was carrying a “suitcase full of cash” upon being stopped by police under terrorism laws after flying into Heathrow from China. Academic Christopher Berry, was discovered with £4,000 when he was intercepted at the airport in February 2023, almost six weeks before he was formally arrested on suspicion [...]

  • Former BT boss in advanced talks to be next chairman of Heathrow

    October 18, 2025

    The former BT Group chief Philip Jansen is lined up to be the next chairman of Heathrow Airport as it prepares to deliver a nearly £50bn expansion. Jansen, is in advanced talk with the board and shareholders of the UK’s largest aviation hub about taking on the role, according to Sky News. Sources said an [...]

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