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  • Ministers urged to deploy biometric age verification to address underage vaping

    November 22, 2024

    Ministers have been urged to deploy a biometric age verification solution to address the issue of underage vaping. The company IKE Tech says it has developed a technological solution to mandate continuous age verification on vapes. It comes as the government is set to bring the Tobacco and Vapes Bill to Parliament which proposes to [...]

  • UK sanctions Dmitry Firtash and Isabel dos Santos as it ramps up crackdown on kleptocrats

    November 21, 2024

    The UK has issued fresh sanctions against a series of “unscrupulous kleptocrats”, including Ukrainian oligarch Dmitry Firtash and Angolan billionaire Isabel Dos Santos, as it cranks up its crack down on corruption and dirty money.

  • Defence secretary refuses to confirm whether UK missiles were used against Russia

    November 21, 2024

    The defence secretary has insisted he “won’t be drawn on operational details” of the conflict in Ukraine amid reports UK-made missiles have been fired into Russia. Russia’s military said it has shot down two UK-made Storm Shadow missiles, following reports that debris from the weapons had been discovered in the country’s Kursk region, which borders [...]

  • GB Energy given five years to turn a profit

    November 20, 2024

    The boss of Great British Energy has been given a five-year target for Labour’s flagship state-owned energy company to become “profitable”, MPs have been told. Juergen Maier, who was appointed chairman of GB Energy in June, was asked at the Commons energy security and net zero committee whether he had a timeline on profitability. He [...]

  • Peel Hunt: There’s a ‘missing piece’ in Reeves’ City growth push

    November 20, 2024

    The government has demonstrated a “fundamental shift” in its approach to growth but must address the key issue of pushing investment into the UK stock market, Peel Hunt has said. In an a note to investors today, Peel Hunt’s head of research, Charles Hall, stressed that while Rachel Reeves‘s Mansion House speech had been a [...]

  • Housing crisis ‘hampers growth’ but minister vows 1.5m target on track

    November 20, 2024

    The UK’s housing crisis “hampers economic growth and productivity”, the housing minister has said, as he insisted the target of 1.5m new homes can be achieved. Labour pledged in its manifesto ahead of the election to deliver the 1.5m net additional dwellings over the course of the Parliament, ending in 2029. It came in response [...]

  • Lidl boss warns retailers are ‘reeling’ after Budget tax raid

    November 20, 2024

    The boss of budget supermarket Lidl has warned retailers are “reeling” following Labour’s tax raid in the Autumn Budget. The German supermarket’s UK boss Ryan McDonnell said the discount brand was staring down the barrel of “tens of millions of pounds” in extra costs. This comes after the Chancellor unveiled a £25.7bn tax-raising package, with [...]

  • Ofgem consults fund to speed up UK power projects

    November 20, 2024

    The new scheme would provide billions of pounds to help owners cut delays, bring down costs and attract international investment, Ofgem said.

  • Surging housing costs push inflation back above Bank of England target

    November 20, 2024

    Inflation has risen back above the Bank of England’s two per cent target, the latest data has shown today.  According to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) consumer price inflation (CPI) hit 2.3 per cent in October.  The figure came in above economists projections. Economists had forecast CPI to come in [...]

  • Starmer’s war on farmers will end in tears

    November 20, 2024

    Farmers are busy people, often completely immersed in a lifestyle and a sector that demands their total attention and dedication. They kept going throughout the pandemic. They’ve been untroubled by the great working-from-home debate. They’ve put up with policy changes, regulatory reform, subsidy reform, Brexit checks, weather events, supply chain disruption, Whitehall bureaucracy, rising costs [...]

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