UK inflation slows before expected jump from April
British inflation slowed to its weakest in three months in March and other measures watched by the Bank of England cooled too, but higher
British inflation slowed to its weakest in three months in March and other measures watched by the Bank of England cooled too, but higher
Britain's labour market weakened before this month's tax hike on employers, data showed on Tuesday, but wage growth remained strong,
Britain's economy returned to growth in February with its fastest expansion in 11 months, beating economists' expectations and placing it on a
Beset by weak growth and rising borrowing costs, Britain will bump up its issuance of government bonds in the coming financial year, and some primary
London's Heathrow Airport resumed full operations on Saturday and ordered a probe into how it dealt with a power outage that shut Europe's busiest air
The Bank of England kept interest rates on hold and warned investors against assuming they would be cut quickly as it grappled with deep
The pace of British pay growth was little changed and there were others signs of stability in the jobs market, according to official data that
British services firms in February cut staff at the fastest pace since 2020 ahead of tax and minimum-wage hikes that come into effect next month, an industry survey
British retailers will likely push up their prices in the coming months in response to higher employment costs in April, according to a survey on Tuesday which
British homebuyers borrowed the most in new mortgages since September 2022 in January, while approvals for new lending dropped less than expected ahead of the end of
Activity among British construction firms shrank sharply in January, marking the first contraction in almost a year, according to a survey published on Thursday
Tired of going from shop to shop in their hometown to find the culturally diverse products they need, two British rappers have decided to take
Britain is set to have the fastest growth among major European economies this year, according to the International Monetary Fund, a
British retail sales fell unexpectedly in December, according to data on Friday that raised the risk of an economic contraction in the fourth quarter,
Britain's Burberry blamed a worsening slowdown in demand for luxury goods for its second downgrade in three months, and warned of a tough challenge
Britain's opposition Labour Party said that Diane Abbott, Britain's first Black woman lawmaker, would be able to run in the July 4 election after confusion over her
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