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  • Food prices set to soar 50 per cent since cost-of-living crisis began

    May 4, 2026

    UK food prices are on track to be 50 per cent higher by November compared to levels at the start of the cost-of-living crisis, piling fresh pressure on households already struggling with rising bills. New analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) warns the surge would mark a “grim milestone”, with price growth [...]

  • ‘Politically toxic’ holiday tax could turn voters against Labour, hospitality leaders warn

    May 4, 2026

    The “politically toxic” holiday tax could turn hordes of voters against Labour if it is pushed through, hospitality leaders have warned the government. The proposed tax could threaten the fragile majorities of a host of Labour big beasts including health secretary Wes Streeting and foreign secretary Yvette Cooper, trade body UK Hospitality (UKH) has claimed. [...]

  • Greene King selling 150 pubs over ‘unprecedented costs’, boss says

    May 4, 2026

    Greene King’s decision to put 150 pubs up for sale was a reaction to the “unprecedented” costs facing hospitality, its boss has said. The pub chain, one of the UK’s largest, revealed plans to put as many as 150 pubs on the chopping block in March and chief executive Nick Mackenzie told City AM this [...]

  • Roland Garros targeted by WTA and ATP tennis players as pay row reignited

    May 4, 2026

    The row between the world’s top tennis players and the four grand slams continues to rage on after WTA and ATP stars hit out at Roland Garros over prize money. This year’s French Open increased prize money across the board ahead of the 125th edition of the Parisian tournament – up nearly 10 per cent [...]

  • Tories target £1bn benefits loophole in welfare crackdown

    May 3, 2026

    The Conservatives have pledged to close what they claim is a £1bn loophole in the welfare system, in a move aimed at tightening benefit rules and boosting incentives to work. Shadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately said the party would overhaul the benefit cap so households cannot receive unlimited payments unless all adults who [...]

  • UK at ‘greatest risk’ of jet fuel shortage as flights to be cancelled

    May 2, 2026

    Ministers are set to warn the British public that flight cancellations will hit summer holiday plans as new research suggested that the UK is more exposed to jet fuel shortages than other European countries.  Heidi Alexander, the transport secretary, is set to tell Brits that there could be flight cancellations this year as she will [...]

  • BP eyes North Sea exit as tax load bites 

    May 2, 2026

    BP is reportedly eyeing a potential exit from the North Sea as the tax load on energy companies seems unlikely to be eased with the Iran war.  The UK oil giant is considering either ceasing or partially winding down operations in the North Sea, according to Bloomberg, as part of an effort to strip assets [...]

  • Why Sunderland’s away kit legal row is a warning to all sports

    May 2, 2026

    An artist is taking legal action against Sunderland over the design of the club’s away kit. Lawyer and IP expert Geoff Cunningham explains the dispute. Clubs, brands and sponsors are busy finalising kit launches, merchandise and commercial campaigns for next season and a summer of international football.  But this week a dispute involving Sunderland AFC [...]

  • NBA-EuroLeague talks at an impasse, adding uncertainty to bidding process

    May 1, 2026

    With a former NBA man installed at the top of EuroLeague, conciliatory noises coming from both camps and fresh talks held this week about cooperation, the prospects of a peace deal between basketball’s two biggest club organisers looked to be better than ever. But following the meeting, at the headquarters of world governing body Fiba [...]

  • Petrol retailers vindicated after Reeves ‘profiteering’ claims

    May 1, 2026

    Petrol retailers have been vindicated of “price gouging”, pouring cold water on the government’s accusations of profiteering from the war in Iran. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) found that higher fuel prices in the UK were caused by the rising cost of oil, rather than by retailers expanding their margins to profit from the [...]

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