Immigration is rocketing. That’s brilliant news for Britain. November 23, 2023 Immigration is the never-ending saga of British politics - but unless we all get at it like rabbits, the UK shouldn't be closing the door, says Andy Silvester
City watchdog ‘is still failing’ burnt Woodford investors, MPs say November 23, 2023 The FCA "has failed, and is still failing" investors who were affected by the Woodford scandal, a group of MPs have said.
Hornby: Model railway maker’s losses off track due to slower Christmas demand November 23, 2023 The maker of iconic model railway's Hornby saw losses mount in its half year results, amid a slower ramp up in demand headed into Christmas.
Bitcoin back in the green November 23, 2023 Bitcoin is trading above $37,500 this morning, back in the green by 2.5%. Ethereum is priced at $2,067, and up by more than 3%.
Net migration hits 672,000 as Rishi Sunak set for showdown on Rwanda policy November 23, 2023 New migration figures have been revealed, as the government continues to face political pressure to reduce numbers.
UK ‘found its feet’ in November as economy returned to expansion but recession fears remain November 23, 2023 “The UK economy found its feet again in November as the service sector arrested a three-month sequence of decline," Tim Moore, Economics Director at S&P Global Market Intelligence said.
Worst corporate jargon of the week: COP November 23, 2023 Offender: (Can you get that to me by) COP? What does it mean? Close of play. What that means is another matter entirely. Used in an email: Can you get that to me by COP? Who uses it? The origins of this linguistic blip can be traced back to the gilet-wearing squadron who live and [...]
Nissan to invest £1bn in Sunderland plant as it commits to making new EV models in UK November 23, 2023 Nissan will commit to producing electric versions of two of its best selling models at its Sunderland plant on Friday.
Londonmetric boss: Property market is a ‘long way from functioning normally’ November 23, 2023 Londonmetric has said the commercial real estate sector is still a long way from functioning normally, despite high demand for logistics.
Jeremy Hunt defends spending ‘cuts’ as Reeves slams fiscal drag impact November 23, 2023 UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt Chancellor has denied his decision not to increase public spending in line with inflation will result in worse public services.
