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  • The UK is in a ‘toxic relationship’ with the government says Badenoch

    April 5, 2026

    Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has claimed the UK is in a “toxic relationship” with big government, which is stagnating economic growth and holding people and businesses back. In an op-ed in The Times, Badenoch said the relationship is making people “miserable” while proving to some that “Britain is broken”. She wrote: “This isn’t a broken [...]

  • Farage slammed over pledge to keep ‘unsustainable’ triple lock pension 

    April 2, 2026

    Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has come under fire after committing to maintaining the triple lock pension, the financial mechanism that ensures pensioners’ earnings are increased by whatever is higher out of inflation or wage growth even in times of economic crisis.  In a press conference on Thursday, Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick said pensioners were worried about [...]

  • Jim Ratcliffe backs Tory pledge to slash net zero tax

    April 2, 2026

    Sir Jim Ratcliffe has joined a number of manufacturing bosses in support of a Tory pledge to axe carbon taxes levied through a trading scheme critical to the government’s net zero efforts.  In a joint release between the Conservatives plus the Ineos chief and other industry bosses, the Kemi Badenoch’s party said it would save [...]

  • FTSE 100 Live: Dow Jones joins City in red; Oil soars on Iran war fears

    April 2, 2026

    Good morning and welcome back to the City PM liveblog. After a dose of optimism hit markets on Wednesday, that looks to all be eradicated come this morning. In a 19-minute long address to the nation, Donald Trump vowed to “finish the job” in Iran and warned the country would be hit “extremely hard” in [...]

  • Once again Starmer addresses the nation – with nothing to say

    April 2, 2026

    The Prime Minister held a press conference yesterday to update us all on the Iran war and to confirm that we’re still not in it. That’s Keir Starmer’s most valued line these days; that this isn’t our war and we’re not involved. However, despite our declared neutrality, Starmer had to concede that “the impact of [...]

  • Starmer moots closer ties with EU amid Trump row

    April 1, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer has mooted building closer ties on various sectors of the economy with the European Union after President Trump suggested he was considering pulling the US out of Nato.  In a press conference on Wednesday, Starmer billed strengthening ties with the EU at an upcoming summit as part of a wider push to [...]

  • Bank of England: UK economy risks ‘large and overlapping’ shocks

    April 1, 2026

    The Bank of England has issued a major warning that the financial system is facing increasing risks of “large, frequent and potentially overlapping shocks” amid the volatility from the Middle East war‘ and ongoing market risks’s impact on energy and global markets. In the latest meeting of the central bank’s Financial Policy Committee top officials [...]

  • Europe urges fewer flights, remote working as Iran war drains oil supplies

    April 1, 2026

    The spiralling energy crisis is forcing Europe into emergency mode, with politicians urging citizens to work from home, cut back on driving and avoid flying as the conflict in Iran cuts off a critical share of the world’s oil supply. The European Commission’s energy chief, Dan Jørgensen, said Europe is facing a prolonged crisis that [...]

  • Reeves must listen to supermarkets rather than lecture them

    April 1, 2026

    Supermarkets begin preparing for Christmas at least six months before the anticipated peak of customer demand hits around December 23. Catering for this entirely predictable surge is in itself an astonishing commercial and logistical feat, but a little over six years ago the UK’s supermarkets were in the midst of an unprecedented challenge. As pandemic [...]

  • Fuel crisis grounds thousands of flights as Iran war sends oil prices soaring

    March 31, 2026

    Thousands of flights have been cancelled, and more are planned, as global airlines struggle with surging fuel costs in the wake of the war in Iran. According to data by aviation analytics company Cirium, more than one in 20 flights scheduled to take off on Monday were cancelled.  Jet fuel, which is generally more expensive [...]

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