Bank of England Urged to Cut Rates Immediately
Leading economists and business groups demand urgent rate cuts from the Bank of England as UK economy shows signs of strain and inflation fears ease.
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Trump's Tumultuous First Year Back in Office
An in-depth analysis of Donald Trump's dramatic first year back in office, from policy upheavals to international tensions and domestic challenges that defined his unexpected return to power.
Rachel Reeves: Why tax rises shouldn't feel taxing
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines her surprising approach to tax rises, focusing on economic growth and fairness rather than traditional revenue-raising measures.
Bank of England Holds Interest Rates at 5.25%
The Bank of England maintains interest rates at 5.25% amid inflation concerns. Discover how this decision impacts mortgages, savings, and the UK economy in our comprehensive analysis.
Reeves's Budget: Honest About Tax?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure as her first major budget raises questions about transparency and future tax decisions. Analysis reveals what the numbers really mean for British households.
RBA holds interest rates despite inflation surprise
The Reserve Bank of Australia defies expectations by keeping interest rates steady despite unexpected inflation pressures. What this means for mortgages and the economy.
National Party's net zero gamble: Wrong horse?
Exclusive analysis reveals how the National Party's climate strategy may be dangerously misaligned with economic reality and environmental urgency as net zero deadlines loom.
Australian politics erupts over net zero backflip
Australia's political landscape erupts as the opposition dumps its net zero commitment while former PM Paul Keating delivers a blistering attack on potential Trump alliance.
Farage: Bank of England Independence "A Myth"
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage launches explosive attack on Bank of England independence, claiming political interference in interest rate decisions. Experts weigh in on this controversial stance.
Trump's Second Term Begins: Key Appointments Revealed
The Trump administration returns to Washington with controversial cabinet picks and sweeping executive orders targeting immigration and energy policy on day one.
British taxpayers funding Ireland's policy failures
Shocking new analysis shows UK taxpayers are subsidising Ireland's housing and healthcare systems through a little-known tax treaty arrangement costing Britain millions.
Labour ploughs ahead with higher welfare spending
In a bold move challenging fiscal restraint demands, Labour commits to maintaining higher annual spending on animal welfare and environmental standards, signalling a major policy shift.
US Cuts Refugee Cap to 7,500, Prioritises White South Africans
The Trump administration announces dramatic cuts to refugee admissions while creating special priority for white South Africans, sparking immediate backlash from human rights groups.
Miller's 2025 Immigration Crackdown Blueprint
Exclusive insight into Stephen Miller's aggressive immigration agenda for a potential Trump administration, featuring mass deportations and border wall expansion.
Ford's Blistering Climate Rebuke to Trump
Hollywood legend and environmental activist Harrison Ford launches scathing attack on Donald Trump's climate policies, warning of catastrophic consequences for future generations in impassioned speech.
Carney: Free Trade Era Over at APEC Summit
Canadian PM Mark Carney tells APEC summit the global economic order has fundamentally shifted, warning nations must adapt to new realities of protectionism and supply chain security.
Trump's Asian Trade Tour Sparks Tariff Concerns
Former President Donald Trump embarks on a strategic Asian tour, pursuing bilateral trade deals that could reshape international commerce and trigger widespread tariff impositions.
Liberal Party remains divided over net zero policy
The Australian Liberal Party remains fundamentally divided over its net zero emissions policy, with deputy leader Sussan Ley acknowledging the party room has failed to reach consensus on the nation's climate direction.
Wood burning and traffic key to Europe's air quality crisis
Groundbreaking research identifies targeting wood burning and road traffic as the most effective strategy for dramatically improving air quality across European cities, with significant health benefits within reach.
Treasury's 'deplorable' budget strategy sparks fury
Exclusive: Leading economic experts condemn government's pre-election budget approach as 'fiscally irresponsible' and warn of dire consequences for public services and economic stability.
Trump's Nuclear Rhetoric Alarms Security Experts
Former President Donald Trump's recent comments about nuclear weapons and China's Xi Jinping have raised alarm among security experts. This analysis explores the implications for international relations and global stability.
Trump cuts US refugee intake by 85%
The Trump administration announces dramatic cuts to US refugee programme, with admissions plummeting to record low and demographic shift seeing white South Africans overtake traditional refugee groups.
Australia's Climate Policy Explodes in Parliamentary Showdown
The Australian parliament descends into chaos as the government's environmental reforms face opposition revolt, threatening to derail the nation's net zero commitments and sparking accusations of climate policy betrayal.
Senate blocks Trump tariff powers in bipartisan vote
In a stunning bipartisan move, the US Senate has voted to prevent Donald Trump from imposing sweeping tariffs without congressional approval, setting up a major constitutional clash.
Trump's China Truce: Temporary Relief, Lasting Problems
As Trump returns to the White House, his approach to China offers short-term relief but fails to address fundamental tensions. Analysis of what this means for global stability.
Why regeneration fails deprived UK communities
New analysis reveals that regeneration efforts in deprived areas are failing because they don't address low household incomes. Discover why tackling poverty requires more than just improving physical infrastructure.
Britain's Poverty Paradox: Children vs Pensioners
As Britain faces a growing poverty crisis, experts reveal why governments consistently fail to protect both the youngest and oldest generations simultaneously. Discover the political and economic forces creating this impossible choice.
Rachel Reeves vindicated as UK economy outperforms Europe
Chancellor Rachel Reeves's economic strategy receives validation as Britain's growth outpaces Germany and France, marking a significant victory for Labour's fiscal policies.
Westminster Rumbles: Reeves' Economic Plan Under Fire
Political pressure mounts as Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces growing scrutiny over her economic strategy, with Westminster insiders questioning how long she can maintain her current course amid economic headwinds.
Autumn Budget Inflation Fears: Tax Cuts Risk
As Jeremy Hunt prepares his Autumn Statement, economists warn that tax cuts could reignite inflation, forcing the Bank of England to keep interest rates higher for longer. Analysis of the delicate balancing act facing the Chancellor.
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