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Pound continues fall in early Asia trading as embarrassment for Truss threatens to become crisis
Europe
Pound continues fall in early Asia trading as embarrassment for Truss threatens to become crisis
By David Goodman and BloombergSeptember 25, 2022
Kwarteng pledges more U.K. tax cuts as critics slam ‘wrong-headed’ trickle-down argument
Europe
Kwarteng pledges more U.K. tax cuts as critics slam ‘wrong-headed’ trickle-down argument
By Emily Ashton and BloombergSeptember 25, 2022
Labour blasts Liz Truss tax cut as ‘very risky approach,’ vows to cut burden on ‘working people’
Europe
Labour blasts Liz Truss tax cut as ‘very risky approach,’ vows to cut burden on ‘working people’
By Emily Ashton and BloombergSeptember 25, 2022
Liz Truss will be so bad for the U.K., a former central bank official says, that it’s time to bring back George Soros’ classic and ‘short the pound’
Finance
Liz Truss will be so bad for the U.K., a former central bank official says, that it’s time to bring back George Soros’ classic and ‘short the pound’
By Reed Landberg and BloombergSeptember 21, 2022
‘The timing would be very bad’: U.K. plan to scrap banker bonus cap comes under spotlight amid cost-of-living crisis
Finance
‘The timing would be very bad’: U.K. plan to scrap banker bonus cap comes under spotlight amid cost-of-living crisis
By Kitty Donaldson, Tom Metcalf and BloombergSeptember 15, 2022
King Charles III after attending a service of reflection in memory of Queen Elizabeth II on September 13, 2022 in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Finance
King Charles is legally dodging millions in taxes because a 1990s prime minister didn’t want royal wealth to be ‘salami-sliced’ away
By Tristan BoveSeptember 13, 2022
Queen Elizabeth
Commentary
The internet got medieval when the Queen died
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 9, 2022
Inside Operation London Bridge: The plan for what happens after the Queen dies
Leadership
Inside Operation London Bridge: The plan for what happens after the Queen dies
By Chris MorrisSeptember 8, 2022
New U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss takes power amid economic conditions reminiscent of Margaret Thatcher’s 1980s tenure
Newsletters
New U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss takes power amid economic conditions reminiscent of Margaret Thatcher’s 1980s tenure
By Emma HinchliffeSeptember 6, 2022
Shell CEO Ben Van Beurden
Europe
Shell CEO warns the gas crisis could last for several years, as Europe faces ‘terrible’ winters for the next decade
By Sophie MellorAugust 30, 2022
Dog and cat together
Europe
Inflation is so bad in the U.K. pet owners are turning to food banks to feed their furry companions
By Katie Linsell and BloombergAugust 18, 2022
Pedestrians pass a HSBC Holdings Plc bank branch.
Finance
HSBC is giving its U.K. workers £1,500 to help with inflation costs as British banks spend big on their employees
By Alena BotrosAugust 1, 2022
Inflation is so bad in the U.K. a third of workers plan to take a second job to pay the bills
Europe
Inflation is so bad in the U.K. a third of workers plan to take a second job to pay the bills
By Philip Aldrick and BloombergJuly 28, 2022
a woman walks past an advertisement for a Big Mac.
Finance
Not McLovin’ it: McDonald’s just raised its U.K. cheeseburger prices for the first time in 14 years
By Alena BotrosJuly 27, 2022
Ukraine evacuating with make shift bridge
Politics
Russia has seen ‘epic fails’ and is ‘running out of steam,’ says top U.K. spy chief
By Sophie MellorJuly 22, 2022
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