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US Defence Dept Renaming Could Cost $125m

A Congressional Budget Office analysis reveals renaming the Pentagon the 'Department of War' may cost up to $125m. Discover the political battle and potential taxpayer impact.

Stride pledges to protect OBR in clash with Farage

Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride commits to safeguarding the independent Office for Budget Responsibility, creating a clear divide with Reform UK's Nigel Farage on economic policy. Read the full analysis.

UK GDP Growth Hits Zero in November, ONS Figures Show

New GDP data reveals zero growth for the UK economy in November 2025, with late Budget uncertainty blamed. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny as business activity stalls. Read the full analysis.

How to dress for work affordably without losing style

Discover expert tips from wardrobe stylist Samantha Elise on creating a stylish, affordable office wardrobe. Learn how to invest in quality staples, shop second-hand, and refresh your look without breaking the bank.

Media Mega-Deals Pose Danger to Democracy, Hearing Warns

A US congressional hearing warns that both Netflix's $82.7bn and Paramount's $108bn bids for Warner Bros Discovery threaten free speech and democratic integrity through market power and political capitulation.

US Congress Members Blocked from ICE Facility Visit

Three Democratic Congress members, including Ilhan Omar, were ejected from an ICE detention centre in Minnesota, despite a federal judge's ruling. Read the full report on this controversial obstruction.

European Office Investment Rebounds in 2025

Central London saw a major rebound in high-value office deals in 2025, driven by investor confidence and a looming supply crunch. Discover the key figures and expert insights.

2025's US House Censure Wave: A Record Year

A look back at the US House of Representatives' unprecedented year of censure attempts in 2025, featuring clashes over Trump, Musk, and racial slurs. Discover the political fallout.

Spring Budget 2026 Date Announced for 3 March

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver the Spring Forecast on 3 March 2026. The update follows controversy over November's budget and ongoing economic concerns. Read the full details.

New Flexible Office Space Opens at 107 Cheapside

Halkin unveils a new design-led workspace at 107 Cheapside, offering flexible private offices, coworking, and meeting rooms. Boasting 24/7 access near St Paul's, it's built for modern productivity. Arrange a viewing today.

Lawmakers React to Redacted Document Dump

Top Democrats accuse the administration of violating federal law by releasing heavily redacted documents. Calls for resignations and legal action grow. Read the latest.

Supreme Court Approves Texas Map, Aiding Trump's GOP

The US Supreme Court has ruled Texas can use a Republican-friendly congressional map, a major win for Donald Trump's efforts to secure the House. Read the latest on this pivotal political battle.

Supreme Court Approves Texas Congressional Maps

The US Supreme Court has ruled Texas can use redrawn congressional maps, a major victory for Republicans. The decision overturns a lower court's finding of racial gerrymandering.

FCA won't probe Rachel Reeves over pre-budget briefings

The Financial Conduct Authority has rejected calls for an immediate investigation into Chancellor Rachel Reeves over pre-budget briefings but will review a Treasury leak inquiry. Full story on the market manipulation claims.

Treasury inquiry into budget leaks gets underway

The Treasury has launched a formal inquiry into the unprecedented leaks that marred the run-up to Chancellor Rachel Reeves's autumn budget. Discover the fallout and political accusations.

Tom Harwood: The Simple Way to 'Abolish' the OBR

GB News's Tom Harwood argues the Office for Budget Responsibility's power stems from government borrowing. The solution? Run a surplus and render the fiscal watchdog irrelevant.

OBR Chief's Departure Eases Pressure on Chancellor Reeves

The surprise resignation of the OBR's chair offers Chancellor Rachel Reeves temporary relief from fiscal scrutiny, but experts warn the underlying economic challenges remain. Discover the implications for UK economic policy.

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