Jessica Frank-Keyes

The UK needs to turbocharge the planning system and ramp up growth by breaking Britain's infrastructure 'inertia', a think tank report has urged.

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves that additional costs could stifle growth and threaten jobs, with some one million workers reliant on the industry for employment

It's been a long time coming, but Labour's first Budget is finally here. And for a party that's seen its poll lead disappear in no time, the stakes could not be higher

The UK and South Korea share a trade relationship worth some £17bn in the year to June 2024, officials said, with the talks the third to resume post-Labour's election win

Protective service occupations in the capital saw 12.3 percent total real growth since 2019, research by venture capital group Oxford Capital found.

The closely-watched S&P 'flash' purchasing managers' index (PMI) came in at 49.9 in November, down from 51.8 last month, and the lowest score since October 2023

The UK-US “special relationship isn't going anywhere”, a senior diplomat has predicted, ahead of Donald Trump's return to the White House in January.

Businesses should have a stronger voice in setting economic growth policies, the boss of an influential business lobby group has urged, including a shift from “consultation to co-design”.

The UK has become the first European nation to join the CPTPP trade bloc after its membership formally took effect.

The decision to charge inheritance tax on agricultural land worth above £1m has sparked fury among farmers, with the PM arguing that the 'family farm' will be protected