Nigel Farage’s uncompromising assault on Britain’s climate commitments is facing pushback from within his own party’s expanding support base, with polling revealing that younger Reform UK voters are markedly more sympathetic to net zero and renewable energy than their leader. The former Ukip and Brexit Party chief has dismissed the UK’s 2050 net zero target as “complete and utter madness”, ...
Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) has struck a deal to broadcast GB News on its US-based streaming platform, Truth+, in a move that will make the UK right-leaning channel accessible to audiences worldwide. TMTG – which operates Truth Social, Truth+, and the financial services brand Truth.Fi – confirmed the agreement on Friday, saying GB News will be available with ...
Customer expectations are continuously changing, aren’t they? Fast replies are no longer impressive; they’re somewhat expected. Whether it’s a live chat, an abandoned cart email, or a follow-up message, the speed and consistency of communication can make or break the business-to-customer relationship. Businesses juggling multiple platforms and growing customer bases are realising that manual communication can’t scale. That’s where automation ...
I’ve been to Los Angeles many times over the years — for work, for pleasure, and occasionally for that curious hybrid of both that journalists tell their accountants is “business travel”. I’ve always loved the place: the optimism in the air, the palm-lined streets, the sun-washed hills rolling down to the Pacific. But this time was different. The hills were ...
Oh, Jeremy. We all adore him, the pompous baritone, the deadpan wit, and that slightly feral Yorkshire charm. Plus the man who taught the world that farming wasn’t just admiration-worthy, it was uncomfortably gruelling. Clarkson’s Farm splendidly ripped back the curtain on rural toil, reminding us that to put food on the table is to wrestle with mud, weather tantrums, ...
Wellbeing isn’t a buzzword. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), it’s a strategic advantage. When people feel supported, balanced and valued, they show up more engaged, more productive and more loyal. That’s not just good for culture – it’s good for business. According to Great Place to Work UK, fewer than 55% of workers feel they have high wellbeing at ...
When deciding where to spend their time and money, most people don’t start with a business’s website, but start with the reviews. Whether they’re planning a day out, booking an immersive city experience, or choosing somewhere to eat, a few lines of honest feedback from a stranger can make all the difference. That’s why your words matter more than you ...
Self-employed workers and landlords earning over £50,000 a year will face fines of up to £900 if they miss new quarterly tax deadlines under HMRC’s Making Tax Digital reforms. The changes, due from April 2026, will replace the traditional annual self-assessment return with a digital reporting system requiring updates every three months. According to research by Accountex, four in five ...
Tens of millions of UK motorists will be able to access a digital version of their driving licence by the end of 2025, as the DVLA accelerates plans to digitise services through the new GOV.UK Wallet and app. The move, part of Labour’s £45 billion strategy to boost efficiency and economic growth, will allow drivers to store a secure mobile ...
Britons with pensions, property and investment portfolios are being urged to act now, amid growing expectations that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will target wealth and asset-based taxes to plug a projected £50 billion gap in the public finances. The shortfall follows a government U-turn on welfare, combined with higher borrowing costs and sluggish economic growth. The National Institute of Economic and ...