Tens of thousands of Britons are set to lose almost two-thirds of their income as a result of welfare cuts announced by Sir Keir Starmer’s government, according to Financial Times calculations.

Obviously, Rules can be dismissed as a ludicrous theme park. It has brass rails and mahogany, and the sort of red swirly ...

Take Bloomsbury, a publisher that has thrived on the frenzies that certain authors provoke. The UK group — home to the Harry Potter series — has in recent years been propelled to new heights by the ...

The US and the UK are negotiating a trade deal, although it wasn’t exactly Britain’s choice. The idea is to strike an ...

The Whole Game Union, which includes a referees union and more than 100 professional, semi-professional and amateur rugby ...

Fewer international students and higher staff costs are taking an increasing toll, according to the Office for Students ...

The lack of clarity about US tariffs was contributing to a deal market slowdown, Fred Watt, chief financial officer of the Amsterdam-listed buyout group, said on Thursday, a change in fortunes after ...

CityFibre is aiming to double the number of customers on its network to 1mn by the end of the year as the UK telecoms group pushes to secure £1.5bn in financing to sustain itself, according to people ...

Understandably, then, investors are looking for somewhere else to put their cash. In Europe, the president’s threats to Nato have jolted Germany and the EU more broadly to promise more defence ...

The UK government needs to be “more ambitious” in its negotiations with the EU in order to boost the country’s flagging goods ...

The proceeds will be used, predictably, to buy more bitcoin. At today’s bitcoin price of around $80,000, Strategy could amass ...

Jensen Huang’s pledge follows onshoring plans by other tech companies as Trump trade policies ripple through industry ...