20 Feb Regulation risks stifling UK push for clean energy, warns infrastructure adviser
To drive investment regulator Ofgem should rely on longer-term objectives, National Infrastructure Commission says
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20 Feb UK consumers turn to saving as poor economic outlook saps confidence
Fear of ‘trouble ahead’ because of low growth and sticky inflation outweighs relief brought by lower interest rates
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19 Feb UK scopes plan to grant banks access to welfare claimants’ accounts
Bill would require lenders to inform the government if they found evidence of overpayment
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19 Feb Plans to allow English single malt whisky branded ‘sabotage’ by Scots
Trade body said it would work with Defra and other parties to ensure ‘robust’ standards
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19 Feb The Maga-fied right are missing Britain’s real crisis
It’s not a terminal moral malaise that’s blighting the country, it’s an economic one
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19 Feb The Maga-fied right is missing Britain’s real crisis
It’s not a terminal moral malaise that’s blighting the country, it’s an economic one
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19 Feb Britain should beware the cult of deregulation
Unthinking campaigns against ‘red tape’ are not the way to promote growth
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19 Feb Farage relinquishes ownership of Reform UK
Existing rightwing political outfit will be taken over by a newly registered business called Reform 2025 Ltd
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19 Feb In Europe’s crisis Starmer and Badenoch should learn from Sunak
Government and opposition need to adapt approach to tackle a grave situation wrought by Donald Trump’s administration
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19 Feb Do not let Great British Railways crush competition
Labour will damage growth and innovation by curbing independent regulation of the rail network
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