Trump Tariffs Threaten UK-US Trade Deal Progress
Business Secretary Peter Kyle warns Trump's new 10% tariff threat could delay the final UK-US trade deal. He brands the tensions 'lose-lose' for both economies. Read the latest.
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Eraring coal power station life extended to 2029
Origin Energy will keep Australia's biggest coal-fired power station open an extra two years until April 2029, citing grid security concerns. Read the full details on the decision and its climate impact.
ATO's $42.8m debt collector pays zero corporate tax
A private firm awarded $42.8m in ATO contracts to chase unpaid taxes has paid zero corporate tax itself. Plus: hate speech laws set to pass and Trump's Greenland threats.
IMF: Australia Faces Persistent Above-Target Inflation
The IMF warns Australia faces persistent inflation, with key jobs and CPI data to determine if the RBA hikes rates on 3 February. Global growth upgraded to 3.3%.
Jackson: London Kraken IPO a 'No Brainer' if Capital Flows Reverse
Octopus Energy founder Greg Jackson says a London IPO for tech spin-off Kraken is a 'no brainer' if the LSE's 2025 performance lures capital back. The £7bn listing is a key test for the UK market.
UK retains investment appeal as CEO confidence falters
The UK remains a top global investment hub, sharing second place with Germany and India. However, CEO confidence in revenue growth has plummeted to a five-year low amid economic uncertainty.
FTSE 100 dips 0.4% as markets eye Trump tariff gambit
London's FTSE 100 fell a modest 0.4% despite Trump's tariff threats, outperforming European peers. Analysts warn of long-term risks, including potential capital market retaliation. Read the full analysis.
NASA Artemis II Crew Excited for Moon Return
NASA's Artemis II commander, Reid Wiseman, says the team is 'fired up' to head back to the moon. Discover the latest on this historic mission and other witty reader letters.
UK retains investment appeal but faces growing competition
The UK remains a top global investment hub, sharing second place with Germany and India. Discover the challenges and opportunities for British business growth.
RAM Shortages to Drive Up PC Prices in 2026
A tech analyst predicts a 'mid to high single digit' drop in PC shipments for 2026 due to soaring RAM costs, with price hikes and component shortages set to hit gamers hard. Read the full analysis.
The Ivy: A London Bastion of Hope in January
As Dry January bites, London's iconic Ivy restaurant offers timeless quality and comfort. Discover its century-old history, classic dishes, and celebrated English wines.
Ex-Entain bosses lose civil case against Gambling Commission
Former Entain executives Kenny Alexander and Lee Feldman have lost their civil claim against the UK Gambling Commission and must pay costs. The pair face separate criminal charges.
Trump's Tariff Threat Puts EU on Collision Course
Donald Trump threatens 25% tariffs on eight European nations over Greenland, pushing the EU to consider its powerful 'big bazooka' anti-coercion tool. Could a full-scale trade war erupt?
UK firms warned over £6bn Trump tariff threat
British businesses urged to create contingency plans as potential US tariffs could cost £6bn by February. The BCC warns of significant impact amid diplomatic tensions.
High Earners Could Lose £250k in Pension Tax Relief
Wealth managers warn UK high earners are missing out on thousands in pension tax relief and free childcare by not filing self-assessment returns. Claim back up to four years.
Wildflowers Chelsea: A Mediterranean Gem in Barn Setting
Discover Wildflowers in Chelsea, where chef Aaron Potter brings serious European flair to a rustic barn setting. Read our review of this charming new restaurant.
Asian-Inspired Burger Bar Opens in Victoria Food Hub
Hanbaagaasuuteeki brings K-pop flair and inventive Asian twists to classic burgers in the heart of London's Victoria, challenging rivals like Shake Shack. Discover the must-try menu items.
Two London chippies named among UK's top 50 in Fry Awards
Two London fish and chip shops have been named among the nation's 50 best in the 2026 Fry Awards. Discover the Surbiton and Orpington winners praised for quality and service.
EU Industry Hits Back at Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat
European business leaders condemn Donald Trump's threat of new US tariffs linked to Greenland, warning of enormous costs for German carmakers and manufacturers. The EU plans an emergency summit.
German Monastic Brewery Sold After 1000 Years
Weltenburg Abbey, brewing for nearly a millennium, is being sold to Schneider Weisse as Germany's beer market faces its steepest decline in 75 years. Read the full story.
Arc Raiders Guide: How to Start Playing the Hit Shooter
Embark Studios' Arc Raiders has sold 12 million copies. Our beginner's guide explains what it is, why it's popular, and how you can start playing the extraction shooter today.
Inflation Expected to Edge Up to 3.3% in December
UK inflation is forecast to rise to 3.3% for December, driven by higher airfares and tobacco prices, squeezing family budgets and impacting the cost of living. Read the latest analysis.
Godet Wine Bar in Canonbury: Cool Vibes & Pan-Asian Menu
Discover Godet, Canonbury's cool new wine bar with a peachy-pink exterior, weekend DJs, and a stellar Ling Ling's collab menu. Read our review and plan your visit.
Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat to NATO Allies Explained
Donald Trump threatens 10-25% tariffs on NATO allies, including the UK, over Greenland. Sky News analysis reveals potential 0.75% GDP hit, risking recession. Read the full economic breakdown.
ATO's $42.8m Debt Collector Pays No Corporate Tax
A private debt collector hired by the Australian Tax Office to pursue unpaid taxes has paid zero corporate tax itself, despite multi-million dollar government contracts. Discover the details and implications.
Hong Kong Comfort Food Arrives at Canary Wharf's Wood Wharf
Mama Li brings its beloved Cantonese roast meats and cha chaan teng classics to Wood Wharf this January. Discover authentic Hong Kong Siu Mei in a new dine-in setting.
Zurich Makes Public £7.7bn Play for Beazley
Zurich Insurance Group has publicly renewed its pursuit of FTSE 100 insurer Beazley with a £7.7bn offer. The move follows a rejected private bid. Read the latest on this major insurance takeover.
Plumber's tips on heat pumps, new builds and saving money
Exclusive interview with plumber Leah Carney. She reveals the hidden problems with new build plumbing, why heat pumps aren't for everyone, and her top tips to reduce repair bills. Essential reading for UK homeowners.
London named world's most powerful city in 2026 index
London tops the Global Power City Index for the 14th consecutive year, beating Tokyo and New York. Discover what makes the capital's 'magnetism' so strong and where it falls short.
High Court Refuses BHP Permission to Appeal Dam Ruling
The High Court has refused BHP permission to appeal a landmark liability ruling over the 2015 Brazil dam disaster. The mining giant now plans to go directly to the Court of Appeal.
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