Downing Street has described as “deeply concerning” a reported plot by lawmakers to take control of Brexit negotiations from UK Prime Minister Theresa May. “Any attempt to remove…
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WhatsApp is limiting all its members to forwarding any single message up to five times in an effort to tackle the spread of false information on the platform.…
Continue ReadingAbout 5.8m households moved to another electricity supplier, up 6% from 2017 A record number of people switched energy supplier last year as consumers were hit with the…
Continue ReadingLeaders in politics and business are gathering in the mountain resort of Davos in Switzerland ahead of the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting. It starts on Tuesday 22…
Continue ReadingValue of retail property will slump as shift to online giants continues, says report A further 175,000 jobs will be shed from struggling UK high streets this year…
Continue ReadingChina’s economy grew at its slowest rate since 1990, stoking fears about the impact on the global economy. China expanded at 6.6% in 2018, official figures out Monday…
Continue ReadingSo, Theresa May’s Brexit deal has been rejected by parliament with the heaviest defeat for a sitting government in history. The pound, for now at least, is remaining…
Continue ReadingThe fall in inflation will come as a relief to some consumers who have reined in their spending ahead of Brexit. The rate of UK inflation fell to…
Continue ReadingBritish shares were lower on Thursday, moving off their one-month highs as a lack of detail from trade talks between Washington and Beijing dented investor confidence, and weak…
Continue ReadingA recently coined slang word for “dirt poor and ugly” has been labelled the word of the year in China, fast becoming an emblem of the growing socio-economic…
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