Economic news and events

The UK government has the ‘right economic plan for the country’, Rachel Reeves will insist at the spring statement.

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Keir Starmer defended his decision not to allow UK bases to be used by the US in the initial strikes against Iran in the face

Donald Trump said he was ‘very disappointed’ in UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for initially refusing to allow the use of the

Ireland’s annual inflation rate eased slightly in February, according to a flash estimate from the Central Statistics Office

UK mortgage approvals unexpectedly declined in January, data from the Bank of England showed on Monday.

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UK manufacturing growth was worse than expected in February, survey results published on Monday showed; however there were

Officials are understood to be working on plans for the potential evacuation of more than 100,000 Britons from the Middle

UK house prices rose more than expected on-year in February, Nationwide reported on Monday.

The seasonally adjusted monthly

Britain should avoid being dragged into a war in the Middle East, a senior Labour MP has said after the US and Israel

The UK Foreign Office has ‘temporarily’ withdrawn its staff from Iran amid the threat of US strikes against the country.

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Retail sales in Ireland rose both annually and monthly in January, provisional data published by the Central Statistics

House sales in the UK recorded their first ‘significant’ decrease in January since last summer, according to HM Revenue &

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under intense pressure to shift Labour to the left after the Green Party secured a historic

The Green Party has won its first ever parliamentary by-election in Gorton & Denton, dealing a bitter blow to UK Prime

Gibraltar will remain British, but people will be able to travel freely across the land border with Spain, according to a

This month is on track to see the highest number of UK homes being freshly listed for sale in February for a decade

Online discussion platform Reddit has been fined more than £14 million after the UK data watchdog said it had failed to

A record 302 million passengers travelled through UK airports last year, new figures show.

This was a 2.4% increase from 295

UK Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy is to push for more use of artificial intelligence to cut court backlogs.

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US tariffs are ‘here to stay’ and could lead to shockwaves across the economy for ‘many years’, a Bank of England policymaker

‘Nothing is off the table’ in the UK’s response to US President Donald Trump’s threats that he will impose 15% global tariffs

Former Amazon.com Inc executive Doug Gurr is set to be the next permanent chair of the UK’s competition regulator.

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Fitch Ratings on Friday maintained its stable outlook and AA minus rating for the UK amid ‘modest’ gross domestic product

The annual decline in producer prices in Ireland decelerated in January as prices returned to monthly growth, data published

The number of job vacancies in the UK has fallen to a five-year low, approaching levels not seen since the pandemic, research