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  • Tradesmen hand condoms to politicians in paternity campaign

    March 8, 2026

    Construction workers will descend on Westminster to hand out condoms to MPs as part of a campaign for paternity leave for the self-employed. Tradesmen from across the UK will be dishing out the condoms branded with “this lasts longer than our paternity leave” to draw attention to their cause. Self-employed fathers do not get any [...]

  • Anthropic: AI hasn’t caused job losses yet, but hiring is slowing

    March 6, 2026

    AI has yet to trigger the wave of job losses many fear, according to one of the sector’s biggest players, but early signs suggest it may already be reshaping how companies hire. New research from Anthropic found little evidence that AI has increased unemployment in the occupations most exposed to the technology since the launch [...]

  • Iran war: blood, sweat, toil and Keir

    March 6, 2026

    Trump is right: weak, vacillating and indecisive Keir Starmer, overly influenced by his worst cabinet minister Ed Miliband, is no Winston Churchill, says Alys Denby In war, Britain once offered blood, toil and tears – now we must make do with blood, toil and Keir. There is a case to be made that America and [...]

  • Starmer vows to ‘resist pressure’ over Iran policy amid criticism of UK response

    March 5, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to “resist” pressure on the UK’s response to the conflict with Iran as he defended Britain’s “level-headed” military response.  In a press conference on Thursday, Starmer suggested President Trump had left the Middle East “plunged into chaos” with his attack on the Iranian regime over the weekend.  He said the [...]

  • ‘Patronising gibberish’ – Top Tory slams Labour’s ‘masculine’ job ad crackdown

    March 5, 2026

    Labour has been criticised for issuing new guidance that warns employers against using ‘masculine’ language in job descriptions. The Office for Equality and Opportunity’s new guidance, published on Wednesday, suggests that businesses swap ‘aggressive character traits’ for more neutral, behaviour-based criteria. The document urges businesses to use neutral language and titles, including “avoid terms associated [...]

  • Watch: War brings Reeves’ failures into focus

    March 5, 2026

    War in the Middle East rendered the Chancellor’s Spring Statement “irrelevant” according to City analysts as the economic impacts of the Iran conflict become frighteningly clear. Rachel Reeves made just a passing mention of the Iran war when she addressed MPs on Tuesday, referring briefly to global instability while trying to paint a picture of [...]

  • Construction hit by wet weather as low housebuilding weakens output

    March 5, 2026

    The construction sector was hit by “exceptionally wet weather” in February that caused delays and led to a decline in output, new research has shown.  S&P Global’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) showed the beleaguered sector suffered from an “accelerated downturn” in output last month.  The construction PMI dropped to 44.5, below the 50-figure mark for [...]

  • Bank of England could raise interest rates over Iran energy price shock

    March 4, 2026

    The Bank of England could raise interest rates this year if energy prices fail to return to levels seen before the start of America’s war with Iran, leading economists have warned.  Analysts across the City and at Westminster think tanks have suggested that higher inflation caused by disruption in oil and gas movements across the [...]

  • Labour urged to give HENRYs a hand to boost investment

    March 4, 2026

    The sheer tax cliff-edge facing workers earning £100,000 or more is harming the UK’s ambitions to foster greater retail investment, according to IG.  New research from the online investment platform found that HENRYs, an acronym which stands for High Earner, Not Rich Yet, are unable to invest as much as they would like due to [...]

  • US warns 15 per cent tariffs to come this week 

    March 4, 2026

    US treasury secretary Scott Bessent has warned that the administration’s plans for a higher universal 15 per cent tariff could come into effect this week. Bessent said the new baseline tariff rate would come in “likely some time this week” in an interview on Wednesday.  The US implemented its 10 per cent tariff rate last [...]

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