“It’s unlikely that the removal of Kwasi Kwarteng as chancellor and the new plans to cancel the cancellation of the rise in corporation tax from 19% to 25% from next April will be enough on their own to regain the full confidence of the financial markets,” said Paul Dales, Chief UK economist at Capital Economics.
In a letter to Mr Kwarteng, CBI director-general Tony Danker, writes: “With health teams rightly in crisis management mode,...
Food charity Fareshare says donations from the major grocers have fallen, just as demand has surged.
In response to a letter from former postal affairs minister Sir Ed Davey in 2010, Mr Bates wrote back:...
Figures released on Tuesday showed the unemployment rate rose to 4.8% in the three months to September, up from...
The US has increased its scrutiny of Chinese-made products as political tensions rise. The two countries embarked on a...
Roger Barker, director of policy at the Institute of Directors, said: “The Treasury must now bolster support for the...
EY’s chief economic adviser, Howard Archer, said that the latest forecast suggested the economy would “emerge from the pandemic...
The amber alert is at Thames Water itself, which is ring-fenced, regulated, £14.7bn in debt and 100%-owned by parent...
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