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  • ‘Digging a hole then filling it in’ – Labour to subsidise youth employment

    March 16, 2026

    The Labour government is set to hand businesses cash to hire benefits claimants in a bid to lower the number of under-25s not in education, employment and training, otherwise referred to as ‘Neets’.  Pat McFadden, the work and pension secretary, unveiled a new £3,000 subsidy scheme for employers taking on young people who have not been [...]

  • ‘What do they have to hide?’ Ministers must not scrap regulatory watchdog

    March 16, 2026

    The Regulatory Policy Committee keeps a close eye on government red tape, and scrapping it would be a serious mistake – says Andrew Griffith. Red tape is strangling British business. A survey just out from the Federation of Small Businesses has found small firms and entrepreneurs collectively spend 379 million hours a year complying with [...]

  • Close Brothers shares sink as infamous short-seller warns of motor finance ‘wipeout’

    March 16, 2026

    Shares in Close Brothers plummeted on Monday after a group notorious for short-selling warned the bank had “systematically misrepresented” its exposure to the motor finance scandal. The FTSE 250 bank nosedived as much as 12 per cent during afternoon trading after Viceroy Research, a group famed for its exposés of Wirecard and Home Reit, warned [...]

  • Bank of England: We can’t eliminate bias in AI

    March 16, 2026

    A top boss at the Bank of England has warned the use of artificial intelligence programs will never be bias-free and instead users must be aware of the risk. Jem Davis, chief compliance officer at the Bank of England, said: “My view is you’re probably not going to be able to eliminate bias completely, but [...]

  • Tyson v Bruno: How UK’s first pay-per-view fight shaped next 30 years

    March 16, 2026

    One day in early 1996 at Sky’s Athena Court headquarters in Osterley a group of people made a decision that would change the sporting landscape across the United Kingdom forever. Thirty years ago this week the second fight between Frank Bruno and Mike Tyson had been billed for 16 March 1996, and it was chosen [...]

  • ‘More needs to be done’ to help pension savers after salary sacrifice, says Standard life boss

    March 16, 2026

    The boss of one of the UK’s largest pension providers has warned “more needs to be done” to help those saving for retirement after the government introduced a cap on salary sacrifice in the latest Budget. Andy Briggs, the chief executive of Standard Life, told Morning Wire: “Obviously, we weren’t supportive of [salary sacrifice changes] [...]

  • Brewdog US bars snapped up by beer firm’s UK buyer

    March 16, 2026

    The US cannabis firm which bought craft beer giant Brewdog’s UK arm has agreed to buy some of its American bars and brewing facilities. Tilray Brands, a pharma firm which sells cannabis and alcoholic lifestyle products, struck the deal for a string of Brewdog’s US operations after sealing a £33m deal for the beer firm’s [...]

  • Brits fleeing Dubai could trigger ‘surprise’ UK tax bills

    March 16, 2026

    British expats returning to the UK from the Middle East over safety concerns as a result of the war in Iran could face “hidden tax costs”. The British expat population in the UAE is among the largest outside the UK, with estimates of 130,000 to 240,000 British nationals living and working in Dubai and Abu [...]

  • Sheffield Wednesday: Football regulator already in talks over new club owners

    March 16, 2026

    The Independent Football Regulator has already begun holding talks over specific prospective buyers of English clubs, including Sheffield Wednesday. The IFR will assume responsibility from the English Football League (EFL) for vetting club owners and directors from May so have asked for any takeovers and board appointments currently under discussion to be flagged by the [...]

  • Brits remain in the dark over pension tax relief rate as deadline looms 

    March 16, 2026

    The countdown is on for the end of the tax year, but Brits are still in the dark over their pension tax relief, causing them to miss opportunities to boost their wealth. Almost nine in ten people do not know the rate of tax relief they receive on pension contributions, according to the latest research [...]

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