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  • MPs sound the alarm as number of women in British prisons simply refuses to come down

    July 26, 2022

    The Government’s lack of progress in cutting the number of women in prison has come under fire by various MPs. In fact, there are fears this could rise by more than a third in the next three years. The Commons Justice Committee said there has not yet been “significant” change in addressing problems when holding [...]

  • No pressure? Gazprom cuts gas flows into Europe as cold winter months loom

    July 25, 2022

    Gazprom plans to further cut gas flows into Europe, raising the chilling prospect of rationing and blackouts this winter.

  • Tory leadership: MPs call for an end to ’embarrassing’ attacks

    July 25, 2022

    Tory MPs called for an end to bruising personal attacks in the party’s leadership race today as the battle between Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak became even nastier. Culture secretary and Truss supporter Nadine Dorries launched an attack on Sunak’s immense wealth earlier today, tweeting that the ex-chancellor visited “Teesside in Prada shoes worth £450 [...]

  • Business rates: Thousands of businesses go bust whilst waiting for rebates

    July 25, 2022

    Thousands of business sites have foundered in while waiting for rebates over property taxes, according to new data. Research by real estate advisory firm Altus Group has showed that 3,165 business premises, including offices, factories, shops, pubs and restaurants, entered insolvency whilst they were awaiting the result of a business rates challenge. Business rates are [...]

  • OneWeb takeover by Chinese state-backed rival raises national security concerns

    July 25, 2022

    The proposed takeover of British satellite darling OneWeb by French rival Eutelsat has caught scrutiny over national security. The joint company, estimated to be worth around $6bn (£4.9bn), would create a satellite and communications powerhouse to compete against Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Starlink – which currently dominates the satcoms industry. Eutelsat, which is partly owned [...]

  • Drought Council to meet tomorrow with hosepipe bans on the table if hot weather continues

    July 25, 2022

    The National Drought Council is set to meet this week amid a possible hosepipe ban in wake of one of the hottest and driest summers on record. The Environment Agency body will gather to discuss options should the hot weather and lack of rainfall continue into August. This comes after the UK recorded its hottest [...]

  • ‘Just me then?’ Rishi Sunak agrees to Andrew Neil grilling on Channel 4 but Liz Truss refuses to come

    July 25, 2022

    Channel 4 said this afternoon that former Chancellor and Tory leadership hopeful Rishi Sunak has agreed to be interviewed by veteran political journalist Andrew Neil. However, his main rival – Liz Truss – has declined, the channel confirmed. The former chancellor will be grilled live at 7.30pm on Friday on the network, where Neil hosts [...]

  • Exclusive: Pensioners should get stamp duty break if they downsize home, house-buyers’ group says

    July 25, 2022

    To ease the housing crisis, pensioners may be pushed into downsizing their homes and getting a tax break on stamp duty in return. The National Association of Property Buyers (NAPB) said the incentive would free up supply of housing and cool house prices, while also redoing the need for equity release. This comes after the [...]

  • Number 10 says Dover border chaos ‘not necessitated’ by Brexit

    July 25, 2022

    Downing Street has said travel chaos at the Dover port over the past few days has not been “necessitated by leaving the European Union”. Boris Johnson’s official spokesman said “there are changes following leaving the European Union which we recognised and which we have planned for”, but that the long queues at Dover were not [...]

  • Starmer vows there will be ‘no magic money tree economics’ with Labour

    July 25, 2022

    Sir Keir Starmer has promised there will be “no magic money tree economics” with a Labour government as he vows to deliver “sound finances”. Starmer said in a setpiece speech in Liverpool that he would not be bound to the “nostalgic” thinking that government should direct business activity and that “modern industrial strategy is not [...]

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