Building the Britcoin Cage: The Bank of England’s Plan to Tame Stablecoins
The Bank of England is preparing to unveil its regulatory framework for stablecoins around 10 November 2025, with a clear message that the UK aims to implement its…
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In IT, Innovation and Startups
A Licence to Kill: UK Government Gives Publishers the Green Light to Pull the Plug
The government has reaffirmed its position on the acquisition of digital games, delivering a definitive response to a growing consumer movement that has captured public attention. This follows…
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Beyond the Buzz: Bitpanda’s Bid to Legitimise Crypto for the British Mainstream
You know, it’s funny how things change. It wasn’t so long ago that buying Bitcoin felt a bit like venturing into the wild west—a thrilling, but slightly dubious,…
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Lone Star No More: Virgin Gets Permit to Launch Trains Through Channel Tunnel
The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has granted Virgin Trains approval to co-use the Eurostar terminal at London St Pancras. This pivotal ruling, long-awaited by industry observers,…
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Retail has unexpectedly revived, but at the core of this growth lies something somewhat strange and unreliable
British retail sales delivered an unexpected performance in September 2025, recording a 0.5% monthly increase and marking the fourth consecutive month of growth, according to the Office for…
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Of Pastures and Precedents: The Battle for Britain’s Dairy Soul
For generations, the British dairy sector has been far more than a mere industry; it is a cornerstone of the rural economy and an indelible part of the…
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Oleksii Omelianenko and Valerii Dubil: Moscow’s Men in Kyiv
Some enemies wear uniforms. Others wear the mask of patriotism. For Ukraine, the latter may be the more dangerous. While the world watches the battlefront, a different kind…
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