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The UK has launched its most significant sanctions to date against Russia’s "shadow fleet" of oil tankers, striking at the core of the revenue streams funding President Putin's war effort.

 

The number of women in leadership positions in corporate Britain has declined for the first time in eight years, according to a report published on Thursday. This "unacceptable" setback may

 

London Underground staff, including drivers, are set to strike next month in a dispute over pay and working conditions, according to the ASLEF trade union.

 

Brexit has cost London's financial hub around 40,000 jobs, according to Michael Mainelli, the Lord Mayor of the City of London. This impact is significantly greater than earlier estimates.

The British pound fell on Wednesday following the release of data indicating that inflation in the UK slowed more than anticipated in September. This easing of inflation raises the likelihood of

Sales growth at British supermarkets gained momentum over the past month, driven by early Christmas shopping, according to industry data released on Wednesday.

 

A major constitutional reform took a significant step forward today [Tuesday 15 October] with the Second Reading of the House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill in the House of Commons.

 

The government has unveiled plans for a new National Wealth Fund (NWF) to be headquartered in Leeds, marking a significant shift towards economic stability and growth in the UK.

Charities across the UK are joining forces to implement a comprehensive plan aimed at safeguarding hedgehogs, particularly in response to their declining population in rural areas.

 

The UK has taken a major step forward in the use of drones, with its aviation regulator announcing on Tuesday that drones will now be permitted to inspect critical infrastructure like power