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  • EU youth mobility scheme exposes Labour’s immigration angst

    April 28, 2025

    The government will not back it, the government will back it. It will grow the economy, it will make Brits poorer. It will reverse Brexit, it doesn’t bring us close enough to the European Union. It is not a youth mobility scheme, it’s a ‘youth experience’ scheme.  Labour’s hokey-cokey dance around the possible introduction of [...]

  • Business groups attack ‘deeply damaging’ employment reforms

    April 16, 2025

    The UK’s five largest business groups have warned that the government’s flagship workers’ rights package will be “deeply damaging” to the UK’s growth prospects and will worsen living standards in the UK. In a co-ordinated effort, Britain’s ‘Big Five’ business groups have taken the unusual step of writing to all members of the House of [...]

  • City slashes UK growth forecasts radically in wake of Trump tariffs

    April 9, 2025

    City forecasters have radically cut UK growth forecasts as President Donald Trump’s tariffs are widely expected to cause great damage to the global economy.  Markets across Europe are sliding again today after tariffs came into effect, a clear sign that economists and investors are fearing hits to profit.  New research by the polling firm Consensus [...]

  • Reeves’ £25bn tax grab to become ‘toxic reality’ for British business, firms suggest

    April 4, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ £25bn tax grab from employers will become a “toxic reality” for British businesses from Sunday as higher costs risk stunting firms’ income, one of the UK’s largest industry bodies has warned. Reeves’ has pinned her hopes for improving the state of public finances on growing the UK economy but more firms have [...]

  • Why the Trump tariffs have left the UK scrambling…

    April 2, 2025

    Nature abhors a vacuum, or so they, or potentially Aristotle, once said. During weeks like this, it feels more accurate to say it’s the news which is doing the abhorring. Speculation has been, understandably, rampant as to the nature, variety, and impact of the tariffs the US President Donald Trump is expected to introduce on [...]

  • British firms brace for ‘eye-watering’ April cost hikes

    April 1, 2025

    Businesses across the UK are bracing for one of the worst weeks of cost hikes in recent history, with industry groups warning that the “eye-watering” rise in firms’ overheads will hamper investment and hiring, and result in higher prices at the till. Hikes to the minimum wage and employers’ National Insurance contributions announced in October’s [...]

  • UK ambassadors to have growth ‘KPIs’, foreign secretary tells trade summit

    March 21, 2025

    The UK’s ambassadors will have “KPIs that contribute to our economic growth” as diplomats shift to a more economic mindset, the foreign secretary has said. David Lammy told an audience of businesses that he wants the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) to become the “international delivery arm of the government’s missions, the first of [...]

  • Ukraine peacekeeping talks reaching ‘military plan’ stage, says Starmer

    March 20, 2025

    Talks on the Ukraine peacekeeping force are reaching the stage of a “military plan” aimed at “keeping the skies safe”, Sir Keir Starmer has said. The Prime Minister has said the “timetable now is coming into focus”, and that if a deal comes to fruition, the so-called ‘coalition of the willing’ needs to be ready [...]

  • Poppy Gustafsson: UK can be ‘safe haven’ amid Trump turbulence

    March 20, 2025

    The UK can be a beacon of stability to investors and businesses in a world where geopolitical tensions, and “populism and protectionism” are on the rise, the minister for investment has said. Citing the government’s large majority and internationalist outlook, Baroness Gustafsson trumpeted the UK’s offer of long-term certainty to investors, branding the country a [...]

  • UK needs new settlement with EU, business group boss urges

    March 20, 2025

    The UK’s businesses need a new settlement with the EU, the boss of one of the biggest business groups is urging. Shevaun Haviland, director-general of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), is calling for growth-driven improvements to the UK-EU relationship. It comes ahead of the organisation’s 2025 Driving International Trade Conference in central London, on [...]

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