Motorists still ‘paying too much’ for fuel, says competition watchdog Business Drivers are still paying too much for their fuel, with retail margins “significantly” above historic levels, according to the UK competition watchdog.
The Debate: Should B Corps cut ties with fossil fuel companies? the debate City A.M.’s weekly feature takes the fiercest water-cooler debates and pits two candidates head to head before delivering The Judge’s ultimate verdict. The Debate: Should B Corps cut ties with fossil fuel companies? Is it delusional to pretend that fossil fuel companies meet the B Corp standards, or is it unrealistic to shun companies like [...]
Covid-19 Inquiry: Government and the civil service ‘failed’ the public Covid A major flaw, according to the inquiry, was the lack of “a system that could be scaled up to test, trace and isolate” people.
Five minutes with the man behind London’s newest must-have membership July 17, 2024 Guy Ivesha's 1 Warwick and Mortimer House are members' clubs for a 2024 generation
Tulip Siddiq: Labour will bolster the international standing of the City July 16, 2024 Welcoming the Financial Conduct Authority’s “once-in-a-generation reforms” to the listings rulebook, announced last week, Siddiq said she will build on those changes.
Agony, again: England fall at final hurdle as Spain win Euro 2024 final July 14, 2024 England were beaten 2-1 by Spain in the Euro 2024 final, extending the wait for a trophy
Trump shot at campaign rally: ex-President recovering, one killed July 14, 2024 Donald Trump was shot at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, the bullet clipping his ear
Aukus defence project can help drive growth agenda, says John Healey July 13, 2024 John Healey has set out the UK’s continued commitment to the Aukus defence project as he welcomed Australia’s defence minister to the country.
Siemens wind turbine workers in Hull to be balloted over strikes amid pay row July 13, 2024 Hundreds of wind turbine workers are to be balloted for strikes in a dispute over pay.
Government announces £2m in aid for Sudanese refugees fleeing Darfur July 13, 2024 The UK will contribute £2 million in support for Sudanese refugees who are fleeing escalating violence in Darfur, the development minister has announced.