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  • Banks ombudsman fights for relevance amid Treasury crackdown

    August 18, 2025

    The Financial Ombudsman Service is battling against a litany of obstacles as the government looks to “fundamentally” change its regulatory makeup. The organisation was rocked earlier this year by a leadership crisis following the abrupt departure of chief executive Abby Thomas in February. A Treasury Committee report, published in July, revealed Thomas had been dismissed [...]

  • AI to help slash NHS hospital discharge delays, officials say

    August 16, 2025

    Technology is being piloted to help free up NHS hospital beds which are occupied by people fit to be sent home, officials have announced. The platform uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help complete the documents needed to discharge patients, potentially saving hours of delays. The move will allow doctors to spend less time on paperwork [...]

  • Rachel Reeves to raise ‘stealth and sin’ taxes to cover black hole

    August 15, 2025

    Rachel Reeves is set to hit British consumers with extra “sin taxes”, leading forecasters have predicted, which are widely seen as regressive taxes that could hit people on lower income.  The Chancellor faces having to raise £20bn in taxes at this year’s Autumn Budget to restore her “already paltry” margin of £9.9bn in headroom, according [...]

  • Peter Kyle defends UK free speech record after US report attacks Online Safety Act

    August 14, 2025

    Tech secretary Peter Kyle has pushed back against a damning US government report accusing the UK of backsliding on human rights and curbing freedom of expression under Labour. The annual State Department dossier, published on Tuesday, warned that Britain’s human rights record had “worsened during the year” amid “serious restrictions on freedom of expression”, and [...]

  • Business investment falls as alarm bells rung on low productivity

    August 14, 2025

    Business investment fell by four per cent in the second quarter of the year despite moderate growth of 0.3 per cent, official data has shown, as top economists are ringing alarm bells on low productivity levels across the UK economy.  The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said there was a dramatic fall in investment compared [...]

  • Training investment has dropped by £10.9bn since apprenticeship levy introduced

    August 14, 2025

    Investment in training has dropped by £10.9bn since the apprenticeship levy was introduced in 2017, fresh analysis has shown, with calls growing for Labour to speed up its overhaul of skills programmes.  In a new report by the Fabian Society, which is affiliated to the Labour Party, the government has been warned that the apprenticeship [...]

  • UK economy grows faster than expected in June

    August 14, 2025

    The UK economy grew 0.4 per cent in June, official data has shown, in an unexpected turnaround following months of tariff and tax uncertainty.  In the second quarter, GDP rose by 0.3 per cent after declining in both April and May. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the UK services sector, which makes up [...]

  • House prices in top catchment areas soar as parents race to bag places

    August 13, 2025

    House prices in top primary and secondary school catchment areas are now nearly 50 per cent more expensive than the average as competition intensifies amid an increase in private school fees. The average price of a home in the catchment areas of the top 50 primary and top 50 secondary schools in the UK is [...]

  • Inheritance tax: Reeves could change thresholds and crack down on gift rules

    August 13, 2025

    Rachel Reeves is exploring measures to extract more revenue from inheritance tax (IHT) ahead of the Autumn Budget, as she looks to plug a massive fiscal blackhole without breaking Labour election promises on tax.  According to a report in The Guardian, the Treasury is looking into changes to thresholds as well as tightening the rules [...]

  • Shoe Zone shares booted as Labour’s budget tax raid weighs

    August 13, 2025

    Footwear retailer Shoe Zone has slashed its profit target in half for the full-year citing an overhang from Rachel Reeves’ 2024 Autumn Budget. The London-listed firm said in a trading update on Wednesday it expects pre-tax profit for the financial year ending September 2025 to be around £2.5m. This marks a stark drop from previous [...]

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