Editor’s Pick
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93Government starts legal proceedings against firm linked to Baroness Mone in PPE supply row
The government has issued civil legal proceedings against a firm at the centre of a row over the supply of personal protective...
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87Government sends in 1,200 troops to replace workers
Around 1,200 members of the military and 1,000 civil servants are being sent in by the government to cover striking ambulance drivers...
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111Airport strikes to wreak havoc
Border Force strikes threaten misery for millions of passengers arriving at UK airports during the first restriction-free Christmas in three years. Under...
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100Sunak scraps Truss’s Energy Supply Taskforce after just three months
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has scrapped a taskforce launched by his predecessor to shore up the UK’s energy security by striking a...
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108Musk asks Twitter users to decide if he should step down
Elon Musk will step down as head of Twitter if users of the social media vote for him to do so in...
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95UK appoints five new innovation experts to drive post-Brexit technology boom
The UK government has appointed five, industry leading experts to make use of post-Brexit freedoms by driving innovation in cutting edge sectors...
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105UK Government helps IT company break into Africa with £900k UKEF support
UK Export Finance (UKEF) has provided £900,000 of support to Atlancis, a Kenyan cloud services company, enabling it to forge a new...
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96Small businesses set to be swamped with £23BN in recruitment costs alongside cost of living crisis
New research has revealed that 46% of workers across the UK are considering moving jobs, resulting in a potential £41.9bn cost to...
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103Business donors back Labour for first time
Bosses and companies are donating to Labour for the first time as the party seeks to build its funds and credibility with...
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99The Ultimate Guide To PPC For UK Businesses
PPC (pay-per-click) is a marketing method, which involves using online adverts to promote brands and organisations and the products and services they...
