By: Felix Armstrong

Felix Armstrong is a freelance journalist interning at City A.M. He is currently studying at the University of Cambridge, and has written for the Telegraph and the Times.

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Explainer: Why are energy prices so high?

October 2, 2025

Energy prices for consumers across the UK rose again this month. Ofgem, the energy regulator, set the maximum annual rate for an average household for gas and electricity at £1,755 until the end of the year. The cap is now over £600 higher than when it was first introduced in 2019. Under the cap, [...]
Tories vow to scrap net zero targets and prioritise cheap energy

October 2, 2025

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has vowed to scrap legislation forcing the government to achieve net zero by 2050 promising instead to prioritise “cheap and reliable” energy if elected to government. The Climate Change Act was first passed in 2008 before being amended in 2019 under Theresa May’s government to include a legally-binding target to reach [...]
Why graduates face a brutal jobs market

September 26, 2025

While students flung mortar boards in the air after receiving their degrees, not everyone had cause to celebrate. Graduation was supposed to be the golden ticket to a dream career: get a good degree at a good university, and jobs at professional service firms, banks and consultancies would be there for the taking. For many [...]
Election 2024: Jeremy Hunt clings on amid bloodbath of Tory big beasts

July 5, 2024

Jeremy Hunt has clung on to his Surrey seat as scores of former cabinet colleagues were ousted in a bloodbath of Tory big beasts around the country.
Election 2024: Farage wins in Clacton as Reform UK snaps up votes from Labour and Tories

July 5, 2024

Nigel Farage has shaken the political landscape of the UK this evening after winning a seat in parliament at the eighth time of trying - but his party Reform UK looks set to potentially undershoot initial predictions of 13 seats in the commons.
Election 2024: What happens when you become Prime Minister?

July 3, 2024

City A.M.’s guide to a Prime Minister’s first duties once elected, including meeting the King and instructing nuclear submarines.
Election 2024: Polling station dos and don’ts – from dogs to selfies

July 3, 2024

With just a few hours left until voters go to the polls in the UK General Election, here is City A.M.’s guide to how to vote, including everything from dogs to selfies.
Election 2024: When will the next Budget be?

July 3, 2024

City A.M.’s guide to when the next Budget is likely to come and what it might look like.
Election 2024: How does our first past the post voting system work?

July 3, 2024

With the general election fast approaching on Thursday, July 4, here’s everything you need to know about the UK’s first past the post voting system.
Election 2024: Test your political knowledge with City A.M.’s quiz

July 2, 2024

From milkshake throwing to skydiving, the 2024 election campaign has been a wild ride - but how closely have you been paying attention?

Economic uncertainty leads to dwindling vacancies in London

Icons, purpose and gastronomy: How brands can win at the 2026 World Cup

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