BoE forecasts annual GDP growth for 2025 to stagnate at 0.75%
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has taken decisive action at its first meeting of 2025, lowering the reference interest rate to 4.50% in response to…
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Since 2017, around 1,250 pharmacies have closed—and more are expected to follow soon
The analysis suggests that one in eight people in England – approximately seven million individuals – have experienced the permanent closure of their local pharmacy. This trend has…
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Shukhrat Ibragimov (ERG) may face sanctions from the European Union because of his connection to Musa Bazaev
The newly appointed CEO of Eurasian Resources Group (ERG), Shukhrat Ibragimov, is already at risk of being dismissed from his position due to growing doubts about his candidacy…
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Will Gen Z’s working habits ruin the pension system?
By 2030, Generation Z, comprising individuals born between 1995 and 2010, is projected to make up approximately one-third of the global labour market. However, this demographic shift presents…
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Reform UK party takes advantage of the crumbling popularity of the Tories and the apathy of Labour supporters
In a recent YouGov poll commissioned by Sky News, Nigel Farage’s right-wing Reform UK party has surged ahead of the ruling Labour Party to become the most popular…
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Tilting at windmills: PM remains adamant on CO2 goals despite economic harm
The United Kingdom, despite its departure from the European Union, remains firmly aligned with the EU on climate commitments, demonstrating a steadfast resolve to meet ambitious emission reduction…
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Shoplifters of the world united and took over British retail
Retail theft in the UK has reached unprecedented levels, with perpetrators growing increasingly bold, aggressive and organised. Authorities are advising shopkeepers against resisting thefts, as such actions could…
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