The Great British holiday shortage – because too much free time is continental nonsense
While most European workers enjoy at least ten public holidays annually, British employees face the continent’s stingiest allowance with a mere eight bank holidays in 2025. The latest…
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100,000 electric cars sold in a month: Rho Motion
The UK’s electric vehicle (EV) market surged to an unprecedented level in March 2025, with monthly sales exceeding 100,000 units for the first time. According to data from…
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UK Pumps £20 Billion into Exporters as US Tariffs Bite – A Drop in the Ocean Compared to Trade Reality?
The British government unveiled a £20 billion financial support package for exporters hit by punishing new US tariffs, framing it as essential to provide stability in an increasingly…
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MPs Attempt to Save British Steel While Failing to Address Root Causes of Its Decline
The UK government is actively considering the nationalisation of British Steel as a last-ditch effort to prevent the closure of the strategically vital Scunthorpe plant, according to Whitehall…
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In IT, Innovation and Startups
The Backdoor Ultimatum: sniffers lost their fight to suffocate Apple’s E2E in the dark
The government has failed in its attempt to conceal its escalating legal battle with Apple over end-to-end encryption. A tribunal rejected Whitehall’s application for complete secrecy in the…
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Keir Starmer goes full pathetic mode: “the world as we knew it is no more”
The United States has ignited a global economic firestorm by imposing a blanket 10 percent import tariff on all incoming goods, effective this weekend. President Donald Trump, showing…
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JLR faces punishing US tariffs – the second most serious threat to its survival after Jaguar’s marketing
The British luxury carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), owned by India’s Tata Motors, has announced an immediate suspension of vehicle deliveries to the United States throughout April in…
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