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  • Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin hits back at Miliband ‘warm beer’ advice

    March 20, 2026

    The boss of the UK’s best-known pub chain has hit back at Ed Miliband after he issued guidance which sparked concerns that pubs will have to serve warmer beer to keep energy bills down. Tim Martin, chairman of JD Wetherspoon, told Morning Wire pubs will be swiftly overtaken by supermarkets if they opt to cut [...]

  • Energy watchdog: Work from home and avoid flying amid oil crisis

    March 20, 2026

    The world’s energy watchdog has urged people to work from home to mitigate soaring oil prices and supply constraints caused by the intensifying Iran conflict.  The International Energy Agency (IEA) said people should limit commuting where possible as the impact on markets and national economies becomes “more and more severe”. The advice was part of [...]

  • ‘Panic mode’: FTSE 100 sinks as oil spikes on Iran’s energy threats

    March 18, 2026

    Markets were thrown into “panic mode” on Wednesday as the surging price of oil rattled global equities. The price of Brent crude – the international benchmark for oil – spiked as much as five per cent to $110 per barrel as energy facilities across the Gulf faced evacuation following the latest threats from Iran. The [...]

  • Energy bills bailout speculation sparks bond sell-off fears

    March 17, 2026

    An unfunded government intervention to subsidise household energy bills would trigger a gilt market rout likely to push the UK’s long-term borrowing costs to the highest they have been since 1997, bond investors and economists have warned. David Zahn, head of European fixed income at Franklin Templeton, told Morning Wire that the prospect of ministers [...]

  • Reform UK pledge energy tax cut in swipe at Labour

    March 17, 2026

    Robert Jenrick has said Reform UK would strip VAT from energy bills months after the government flirted with the £2bn tax cut, deepening the party’s row with Labour.  The “shadow chancellor” said Reform would strip VAT and green levies from household energy bills if it came to power, thereby saving households an estimated £200.  Party [...]

  • Wickes profit doubles as DIY firm bets on solar

    March 17, 2026

    Home improvement retailer Wickes has doubled its profit as the firm positions itself to become a leader in solar panel installation.  The firm took revenue of £1.6bn, up six per cent, and pre-tax profit grew from £23m to £49m, in the year to December 2025.  Wickes was promoted to the FTSE 250 last year, as [...]

  • Reeves vows ‘greater support’ for poorer Brits as Iran oil island hit

    March 14, 2026

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has suggested poorer households will receive “greater support” in an energy subsidy package as oil supply worries intensified after a key Iranian island was attacked.  Reeves has said she “found the money” to announce a support package for people not supported by the energy price cap, including rural communities which use heating [...]

  • Petrol retailers pull out of Reeves meeting over ‘abuse’ of staff

    March 13, 2026

    Petrol retailers have pulled out of a meeting with Chancellor Rachel Reeves, claiming the government’s warnings against “price gouging” have led to forecourt staff being abused.  The head of the Petrol Retailer’s Association (PRA) called off the meeting at late notice on Friday, after Reeves’ office allegedly refused to hold the tete-a-tete behind closed doors.  [...]

  • Oil surges again as industry faces ‘largest disruption in history of the market’

    March 12, 2026

    The global energy body has warned the current oil crisis triggered by the war in the Middle East marks the “largest disruption” in history of the commodity’s market. The International Energy Agency (IEA) made a record intervention in the market on Wednesday, with the release of 400m barrels from the strategic reserves. But the move [...]

  • Here comes Elon: Tesla wins licence to supply electricity in Britain

    March 12, 2026

    Tesla has been granted approval to supply electricity to homes and businesses across the UK, opening the door for the electric vehicle giant to enter the country’s retail energy market. Energy regulator Ofgem confirmed on Thursday that Tesla Energy Ventures Limited, a subsidiary of Musk’s company, has been granted an electricity supply licence by the [...]

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