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Angelos Frangopoulos says Ofcom investigation is part of a political campaign against free speech

GB News boss claims ‘far-left’ groups are orchestrating attack on channel

18 March 202518 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

GB News is facing a fresh Ofcom investigation after a Headliners episode sparked complaints. CEO Angelos Frangopoulos has accused far-left groups of a coordinated attack on free speech, as the channel fights back against regulatory scrutiny.

The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, must use her upcoming Spring Statement to unveil targeted measures that will keep the UK’s late-stage entrepreneurial firms from seeking more fruitful investment avenues abroad.

Fall in hiring raises recession alarms as Reeves confronts £15bn fiscal gap

17 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

A 0.5% fall in UK employment prompts recession fears, punching a multi-billion-pound hole in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s budget plans. Rising business costs, higher taxes, and sluggish economic growth are shaking the Treasury’s fiscal rulebook this spring.

British Airways CEO Sean Doyle’s multi-billion-pound strategy is reshaping the UK’s flagship airline for premium growth, for fliers and investors alike

Why BA keeps climbing despite the turbulence: inside Sean Doyle’s premium plan

16 March 2025 In Business Paul Jones 0 Comments

British Airways is poised to post rising profits in 2024 despite ongoing criticism of its customer service and loyalty overhaul. CEO Sean Doyle’s multi-billion-pound strategy is reshaping the UK’s flagship airline for premium growth—and what it means for fliers and investors alike.

Pound rallies after Donald Trump considers limits to tariffs plan

Businesses are embracing new product development after cost-cutting lull

14 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Companies are refocusing on innovation after two years of cutbacks, says PA Consulting’s global head of innovation. Discover how renewed investment, regulatory shifts, and the “wrestle for talent” are shaping new product development in 2025.

In a setback for Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s automotive venture, Ineos Automotive has issued a recall for 7,000 Grenadier SUVs in the United States after reports that doors opened unexpectedly while driving.

Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos forced to recall 7,000 cars in the US after doors open mid-journey

13 March 202513 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

In a setback for Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s automotive venture, Ineos Automotive has issued a recall for 7,000 Grenadier SUVs in the United States after reports that doors opened unexpectedly while driving.

Emotional intelligence (EI) is way more than just knowing your emotions in and out. It's also about putting this awareness into practice to make sense of life’s day to day challenges and fully connect with others.

Employer costs for low-paid staff to jump by over £2,100 per employee from April 2025

11 March 2025 In Business Business Matters 0 Comments

Businesses face higher expenses for low-paid workers when the National Living Wage and employer’s NIC both rise next April, potentially curbing hiring and investment, warns Blick Rothenberg.

Almost one fifth of mid-sized British businesses have not improved the ethnic diversity of their boards, according to the government-backed Parker review.

UK mid-sized firms lag in boosting ethnic diversity on boards

11 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Nearly a fifth of mid-sized UK businesses have made no progress on ethnic diversity in the boardroom, with voluntary targets missed by dozens of FTSE 250 companies, the latest Parker review finds.

Made in Britain, the not-for-profit organisation behind the official trademark for UK manufacturing, has forged a new partnership with Lincoln-based digital marketing agency Carrington.

Made in Britain teams up with Carrington to drive UK manufacturing growth

10 March 2025 In Business, Made in Britain Jamie Young 0 Comments

Made in Britain, the official trademark for UK manufacturers, has appointed digital marketing agency Carrington to boost visibility for 2,100+ members, championing British-made products and sustainable growth.

Ranjit Mathrani, the entrepreneur behind Masala Zone and the Michelin-starred Veeraswamy – Britain’s oldest curry house – has cautioned that America’s fast food giants are poised to dominate UK high streets.

American junk food chains “taking over” UK high streets, warns leading curry restaurant tycoon

10 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

Ranjit Mathrani, the entrepreneur behind Masala Zone and the Michelin-starred Veeraswamy – Britain’s oldest curry house – has cautioned that America’s fast food giants are poised to dominate UK high streets.

UK SMEs are shying away from new loans amid growing debt distress, with 650,000+ businesses in financial trouble. Yet specialist lenders and government-backed schemes still offer refinancing solutions.

Rising debt distress sparks borrowing aversion among UK firms

10 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

UK SMEs are shying away from new loans amid growing debt distress, with 650,000+ businesses in financial trouble. Yet specialist lenders and government-backed schemes still offer refinancing solutions.

Small businesses accredited as B Corps outpaced the wider market last year, reporting a 23.2 per cent increase in revenues between 2023 and 2024, compared with a national average of 16.8 per cent.

B Corp small firms outperform rivals with 23% boost in revenues

10 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

New data shows that small B Corp-certified businesses in the UK saw a 23.2% increase in revenue from 2023 to 2024, far outpacing the national average, as B Lab UK prepares tougher standards and criticism mounts over large-scale accreditations.

Labour’s planned reforms to employment rights pose a “highly damaging” threat to business investment and recruitment, according to Rupert Soames, president of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and chairman of medical technology firm Smith & Nephew.

Labour’s employment reforms ‘deeply damaging’ for business investment and hiring, warns the CBI

7 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

The CBI’s Rupert Soames says Labour’s latest Employment Rights Bill will hamper hiring, add £5bn to costs, and risk UK growth. Here’s what business leaders think.

The ongoing trade tussle between the United States and Canada, sparked by President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods, is poised to shake up North America’s drinks market.

Could British brewers profit from Canada’s US alcohol ban?

6 March 2025 In Business Jamie Young 0 Comments

With Canada pulling $1bn worth of US alcohol off shelves, British producers could step in to satisfy demand and seize new export opportunities.

It’s no secret that the US, with the Trump administration’s renewed focus on dismantling government-led DEI efforts, is sparking a shift among major companies.

Should you drop your diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives?

5 March 2025 Advice Paul Jones 0 Comments

Whilst some US firms are rolling back DEI programmes under the Trump administration learn how UK businesses can adapt while staying truly inclusive.

Grandparents across Britain are increasingly stepping in to cover soaring private school fees, but financial experts warn that older relatives may be undermining their own long-term security.

Grandparents dip into life savings to plug private school fee gap

5 March 2025 In Business Business Matters 0 Comments

Grandparents face rising private school fees due to VAT changes. Discover the risks, benefits, and vital tax insights behind this growing family financing trend.

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