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Annual September rate confounds forecasts of a rise, as pace of food price growth slows for first time since MarchAnalysis: Signs of peak inflation open door to earlier Bank of England interest rate cutsUK inflation was unchanged last month at 3.8%, co…
Operator signs €2bn deal with Alstom amid boom in international rail travel from UKEurostar is to start running doubledecker trains through the Channel tunnel to meet growing demand for international rail travel from the UK.The rail operator announced …
In today’s newsletter: Inside a tortuous political saga where fandom and antisemitism once again became a political footballGood morning. In the end, the decision that capped the controversy over the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending their away ma…
Campaigners say figures reveal a lack of enforcement with just 24 fines issued by councils for rule violationsOnly one prosecution for illegal wood burning has been made in the past year despite 15,195 complaints across England, data shows.Additionally…
Hourly rate to increase in April by 95p to £14.80 in London and by 85p to £13.45 for the rest of the countryAlmost half a million workers are to receive a pay boost after it was announced that the real living wage paid voluntarily by 16,000 UK companie…
Nobel laureates also sign letter saying ASI technology should be barred until there is consensus that it can be developed ‘safely’The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have joined artificial intelligence pioneers and Nobel laureates in calling for a ban on de…
Six arrests made after crowd hurled fireworks and other missiles at officers during protests following alleged sexual assault on a young girlSix people have been arrested after Irish police battled hundreds of protesters outside a Dublin hotel used to …
New law ‘puts needs of survivors above the needs of rapists’, says MP Natalie Fleet, who campaigned for the changeSex offenders will no longer be entitled to parental responsibility for children conceived through rape, under new measures proposed in pa…
Kosovo is an outlier in the region, whose other leaders say ‘looking for places to dump immigrants’ is evidence the UK is in ‘a very dark place’Kosovo has become the first country to indicate it will accept Britain’s refused asylum seekers as part of g…
Government consults on allowing regulator to use lower civil standard of proof and introducing automatic penaltiesWater companies in England could face more, and automatic, fines for sewage dumping under new Environment Agency powers.The government is …