Brexit economic meltdown warning was scaremongering
Was the Brexit economic meltdown we were all warned about by Remain campaigners before the 23rd June referendum just a pack of scaremongering lies?...
Article 50 does not need MP approval Theresa May told
For Article 50 to be invoked, Prime Minister Theresa May does not need the approval from MPs (Members of Parliament), a team of layers...
UK National Grid awards eight battery storage contracts
Eight huge battery systems will be used to help balance energy supply and demand on the UK's power grid and ensure that energy keeps...
UK car manufacturing ‘booming’ as 1m built so far this year
UK car manufacturing has seen continued growth for 12 consecutive months and surpassed one million cars this year already says a new report that...
Tiny marsupial lion named after David Attenborough
A tiny, kitten-sized marsupial lion that lived in northern Australia about 18 million years ago has been named after the famous broadcaster and naturalist...
UK consumer confidence surged in August
British consumer confidence surged by its fastest rate in over three years in August, according to a recent survey.
The YouGov/Cebr Consumer Confidence Index...
UK car production is booming, output increased 7.6% in July
Car production in the UK is booming, with output up for a 12th consecutive month, according to recent figures released by the Society of...
US Treasury criticises EU Commission’s tax probes of US firms
The US Treasury Department published a report on Wednesday criticising the way in which the European Commission has been targeting US companies with headquarters...
Gender wage gap widens for women who reduce hours after having children
Overall, the gender wage gap in the UK has been closing over the last 20 years. Currently, on average, women earn about 18 percent per...
7% surge in shopping by tourists in the UK following the Brexit vote
There has been a 7% surge in tax free shopping by tourists in the UK following the Brexit vote, according to Global Blue tax...