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  • Liz Truss: A UK-US trade deal not ‘the be all and end all’

    October 3, 2021

    Foreign secretary Liz Truss has said signing a UK-US trade deal is not “the be all and end all”, after negotiations stalled this year. The former international trade secretary told a fringe event at the Conservative conference in Manchester that there are many other trade agreements the UK can close post-Brexit, apart from the long [...]

  • Boris Johnson admits UK shortages are here to stay until Christmas

    October 3, 2021

    Boris Johnson has admitted the UK’s goods shortages will likely last until Christmas, while adding that “we need to see” a “period of adjustment” post-Brexit. The Prime Minister said today that he would not “pull the lever” of more immigration in the short-term to stop the lorry driver shortages. Petrol shortages are still being seen [...]

  • Fusion energy: UK looks to leverage and commercialise the low carbon power

    October 1, 2021

    The government has set out plan of action to bring more fusion power and technology to the country today, which could help decarbonise the UK’s energy sector. The UK is looking to muscling in on a leadership position in the development of fusion energy globally, as the power does not have to rely on wind [...]

  • ‘Stagflation’ fears mount as UK manufacturing hit by shortages

    October 1, 2021

    Chronic shortages of materials caused by supply chains buckling under the weight of a resurgence in global demand are intensifying the spectre of “stagflation” looming over the UK economy. A sharp slowdown in growth in Britain’s manufacturing industry has prompted Rob Dobson, director at IHS Markit, a producer of a closely watched economic survey, to [...]

  • Sit down: The CEO of the UK’s first-ever space flight regulator

    October 1, 2021

    The UK’s recently unveiled space regulations mark a “really important milestone” for the country as an island emerging from a pandemic following Brexit, the boss of the UK’s aviation watchdog has told City A.M. Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) boss Richard Moriarty – the regulator now responsible for space flight – explained fresh rules governing the [...]

  • Brexit: Europeans need passport to enter UK from today as ID cards no longer valid

    October 1, 2021

    As the UK government will cease to allow access to those travelling on national identity cards, most Europeans will need a valid passport to enter the UK from today. Following the change that was announced a year ago, most citizens of the European Union, European Economic Area, and Switzerland will no longer be allowed to [...]

  • Capitalism is doing the heavy-lifting on greening our climate

    October 1, 2021

    As on-the-nose metaphors go, the entirety of Britain’s climate class being unable to get to Glasgow on time because of a tree falling onto the train tracks is right up there. Let us hope it is not an omen for the rest of the Cop-26 conference. Our expectations are, to be frank, low. It is [...]

  • Rising construction costs will led to further house price growth

    September 30, 2021

    House prices are expected to further soar thanks to increasing construction costs. Annual house price growth eased to 10 per cent in September, from 11 per cent in August, according to Nationwide Building Society. London was the weakest performing area of the UK in the third quarter of 2021 while the average UK house price [...]

  • Oxford Nanopore soars on London debut, touching £5bn

    September 30, 2021

    Shares in genome sequencing company Oxford Nanopore rocketed as much as 45 per cent this morning after its IPO, in the best-ever London market debut for a company of its size. Oxford Nanopore shares were trading at 619p per share at market open, pushing its market cap up to £4.93bn – significantly higher than the [...]

  • Analysis: What the fuel crisis is all about and what may happen next

    September 30, 2021

    Despite the government urging people to stop “panic-buying” petrol and return to their normal pattern of purchasing, pumps have run dry in some forecourts. Here City A.M. helps you to understand what is happening and who is involved. So who are the biggest players? The UK’s biggest operator is the Motor Fuel Group. Other companies [...]

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