Affluent British nationals fleeing conflict in the Gulf are choosing Ireland and France over the UK to protect themselves from significant tax liabilities.
As war disrupts travel across the eastern Mediterranean, European holidaymakers are pivoting to western Europe and the Caribbean, sending shockwaves through the travel industry.
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has outlined bold reforms to nuclear regulation that could place power plants nearer residential areas and protected nature sites.
As public outrage over the UK's sewage crisis grows, we track the key figures at the center of the scandal and what they're doing today.
The Petrol Retailers Association says government rhetoric around rising pump prices has provoked public abuse of forecourt workers amid surging fuel costs.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has sharply criticized Washington's move to temporarily lift sanctions on Russian oil, calling the decision fundamentally wrong.
After years of costly detours, John Lewis is finally back on track — and the secret was simpler than anyone expected. Profits are up, bonuses are back, and the strategy is refreshingly straightforward
Ofwat has issued a £44.7m enforcement package against Welsh Water after uncovering serious breaches in how the company manages its sewage operations.
Microsoft has filed a court brief supporting Anthropic's legal challenge against a Pentagon designation that threatens to cut the AI firm off from government contracts.
Porsche faces a turbulent road ahead as massive writedowns, China sales slump, and a dramatic EV strategy reversal force deep workforce cuts.
Experts warn that the development of new antibiotics is dangerously insufficient, with drug-resistant infections expected to kill 8 million people annually by 2050.
Economists say scrapping the energy profits levy would only boost oil company profits, leaving consumers no better off as global prices surge again.