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  • Britain’s property tax burden is now the heaviest of any major economy
  • Barclays crowns Fractile and Isomorphic Labs in inaugural AI 100 as Britain’s tech race intensifies
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  • Bookmakers ready legal challenge as Gambling Commission prepares to wave through affordability checks
  • Treasury wobble: Reeves poised to ditch autumn budget fuel duty hike as fairfueluk pressure tells
  • UK business chiefs unite to combat workplace antisemitism as Met chief warns jews ‘not safe’ in London
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Network Central, the new home of 4Networking, the national business networking organisation with groups in across the UK founded by motivational speaker and entrepreneur Brad Burton back in 2006, has won the Champions in Crisis Award of the Business Champion Awards.

UK small firms that celebrate success see faster growth, Xero study finds

15 August 202523 March 2026 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

A Xero survey reveals UK small businesses that celebrate milestones achieve 30% annual revenue growth, compared to 19% for those that don’t. Owners say it boosts motivation and morale.

Novo Nordisk has slashed its full-year revenue and profit forecasts for the first time since launching its blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy, as unauthorised compounded versions of its GLP-1 drugs eat into sales — particularly in the United States, its largest market.

UK prices for Mounjaro weight-loss jab to rise by up to 170% after Trump pressure on drugmakers

15 August 202515 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Eli Lilly will raise UK list prices for its Mounjaro weight-loss jab by as much as 170% from September after Donald Trump urged pharmaceutical companies to hike costs abroad to cut US drug prices.

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ASA bans online pharmacy adverts for weight loss injections in major enforcement drive

15 August 2025 In Business, Marketing Business Matters 0 Comments

The UK’s advertising watchdog has banned online pharmacy ads promoting prescription-only weight loss jabs such as Wegovy, closing loopholes and targeting social media influencers.

Scotland’s salmon sector – the UK’s biggest food export – has expressed frustration over ongoing red tape which has now cost an estimated £12 million extra since Brexit.

Scottish salmon exports on track to hit £1bn as global demand surges

14 August 202514 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Scottish salmon exports jumped 33% to £941m in the year to June, driven by booming demand in the US, China and new markets like India. Industry leaders push for removal of US tariffs to secure record-breaking sales.

NIGEL Farage has been treated with “grotesque disrespect” by NatWest bank, according to former Chief Secretary to the Treasury David Mellor.

GB News passes 2 billion YouTube views as subscriber growth surges

14 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

GB News has surpassed 2 billion YouTube views and is closing in on 2 million subscribers, as the channel expands globally with a new launch on US streaming platform Truth+.

Three oil and gas companies have postponed a decision on a new North Sea development due to uncertainty over potential windfall tax increases under a prospective Labour government.

Norway restarts North Sea drilling licences as UK faces calls to lift ban

14 August 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Norway has reopened North Sea oil and gas exploration for the first time since 2021, prompting calls for the UK to follow suit and scrap its ban on new licences.

The UK housing market is seeing a shift as estate agents report the highest number of homes on their books in over a decade, helping to stabilise house prices.

Housing market slows as buyers await autumn budget tax decisions

14 August 202514 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

RICS data shows buyer demand and sales fell in July amid fears over autumn budget tax rises and uncertainty on interest rate cuts, with rental supply also at a five-year low.

The GMB union has called on the government to commit to using UK-made pottery and tableware in all British embassies and High Commissions around the world, as part of a push to back the country’s struggling ceramics sector.

GMB urges government to showcase UK pottery in embassies worldwide to support ceramics industry

13 August 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

The GMB union has called on the government to commit to using UK-made pottery and tableware in all British embassies and High Commissions around the world, as part of a push to back the country’s struggling ceramics sector.

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Immigrants in Europe and North America earn nearly 18% less than natives, study reveals

13 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Frankfurt School research finds immigrants earn 17.9% less than natives, mainly due to limited access to higher-paying jobs; gap narrows for second generation but persists.

British and European manufacturers are slowing down production of electric vehicles because they are too expensive for the vast majority of motorists, an industry body has said.

EVs and batteries move centre stage in the UK’s modern industrial strategy

13 August 2025 In Business Paul Jones 0 Comments

The UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy puts EVs and batteries centre stage—£2.5bn for DRIVE35 R&D and capital, cheaper energy, battery passports, gigafactory finance and export support to lift output to 1.3m vehicles by 2035. 

The UK is set to ramp up its weapons manufacturing capabilities in a strategic move to reduce reliance on imports from the United States and France, amid growing concerns over the reliability of international defence partners.

UK’s modern industrial strategy puts advanced manufacturing at the heart of 2035 growth

13 August 2025 In Business Paul Jones 0 Comments

UK Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy pledges cheaper energy, £4.3bn for tech and new finance to near‑double advanced‑manufacturing investment by 2035. 

Independent restaurants are being forced to offer hefty sign-on bonuses of £1,000 or more for chefs and other kitchen staff as the shortage of skilled workers tightens in the busy festive season.

Virgin Media O2 launches £1m apprenticeship talent fund to boost diversity in stem

12 August 2025 In Business Amy Ingham 0 Comments

Virgin Media O2 has created a £1m fund to cover apprenticeship training costs for SMEs, charities and social enterprises, targeting women and underrepresented groups in STEM.

Labour has reversed its plan to reintroduce the pension lifetime allowance, sparking claims from the Tories of a significant financial "black hole" in Labour’s budget.

Government urged to tackle ‘self-employed pension crisis’ as report warns of widening savings gap

12 August 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Think tank calls for HMRC and financial firms to deliver targeted nudges to boost self-employed pension saving, as only 20% contribute compared to 78% of employees.

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Harry and Meghan sign new multi-year Netflix deal

12 August 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have renewed their multi-year “first look” deal with Netflix for film and TV projects, including a second season of With Love, Meghan.

tata steel uk ceo rajesh nair appointed chair of uk steel

Tata steel UK CEO Rajesh Nair appointed chair of UK Steel

12 August 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Tata Steel UK CEO Rajesh Nair has been appointed Chair of UK Steel, taking on the role alongside his leadership of the company at a pivotal time for the UK steel industry.

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Britain’s property tax burden is now the heaviest of any major economy

UK property taxes have hit 3.7% of GDP, the heaviest burden in any major economy, with business rates revaluations putting SME investment at risk, warns Ryan.

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