India: Trebles all round
The recent trade agreement between the UK and India will halve tariffs on whisky into what is the world’s biggest export market for.
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Tech sector called to tackle crime
The UK government is calling on the country’s top tech firms to help modernise the justice system and drive down crime rates as.
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Boosting support for abuse victims
The UK government has published updated national guidance to strengthen how survivors of domestic and sexual abuse are supported, aiming to ensure more.
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Netflix star backs bin workers
Khalid Abdalla, star of the Netflix series ‘The Crown,’ has publicly backed Birmingham’s striking bin workers. Abdalla, who played Princess Di’s lover Dodi.
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Chancellor’s ISA review
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is trying to get savers to invest in domestic stocks and shares by overhauling the current cash ISA regime. A.
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Govt backs uni spinouts
Midlanders will benefit from £30 million in government funding to support university spinouts. The aim is to turn academic research into thriving businesses.
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Starmer promises migration overhaul
Keir Starmer has vowed to slash migration levels and end what he called the Conservatives’ “open borders experiment” as he previewed Labour’s long-awaited.
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Farage needs a media rival
Starmer the technocrat not cutting it with voters Britain’s prime minister is a cautious technocrat. A risk-assessing lawyer. Arguably his finest moment since.
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Oz election: UK impacts
You’d be forgiven for thinking Australia’s federal election wrapped up last weekend. Anthony Albanese remains Prime Minister, Peter Dutton has conceded defeat –.
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Labour’s working-class crisis
If the latest local election results tell us anything, it’s that Nigel Farage is no longer just a fringe disruptor. Reform UK, under.