Peter Kyle Oversells State Activism in Trillion-Dollar Quest
Business secretary Peter Kyle aims to nurture the UK's first trillion-dollar firm, but his aggressive rhetoric on state investment risks undermining disciplined public finance principles.
Category : Acquisitions
TV Licence Warning: £1,000 Fine Risk for Businesses, Students
UK residents warned of £1,000 fines for TV licence breaches during World Cup. Businesses and students face specific rules for workplace and shared accommodation viewing.
Fuller’s Ready for World Cup and Summer Staycations
Pub chain Fuller’s reports strong sales growth, prepares for World Cup and staycations, but criticizes tax rises harming the industry.
Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russia With New Missiles
Ukraine launches massive attack with FP-5 Flamingo missiles, damaging a key military plant in Cheboksary and multiple oil facilities, as Russia suffers heavy losses.
Fundraiser to buy Belfast knife attack hero a pint
A GoFundMe has been launched to buy a pint for Maitiu Mág Tighearnán, who intervened during a knife attack in Belfast, raising nearly £600.
South West Water Owner Must Rebuild Trust After Outbreak
Pennon Group's new CEO Keith Haslett says the firm must learn lessons after a £1.93 million fine for a cryptosporidium outbreak in Devon.
Pennon boss vows to rebuild trust after parasite fine
The new CEO of South West Water owner Pennon says the firm must rebuild trust after a £1.93m fine for a cryptosporidium outbreak in Devon.
Content Creator Leaves Australia for UK, Misses Family Most
Ellie McClean, a Birmingham content creator, returns to the UK after 2.5 years in Australia, citing family and friends as irreplaceable despite loving the lifestyle and weather.
Carrick Scraps Man Utd Pre-Season Tours Abroad
New Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has ended the club's 25-year tradition of pre-season tours to distant destinations, opting for a European schedule instead to reduce player fatigue.
Banbury Therapy Group enters administration after 17 years
Banbury Therapy Group, a UK counselling service, has entered administration after 17 years. Administrators appointed on June 5.
Celtic in Talks for Swiss Star Elias Filet Amidst Battle
Celtic are in talks with FC Aarau striker Elias Filet, who scored 22 goals last season, but face competition from Genk and Lorient.
WH Smith Warns on Profit, Plans Equity Raise
WH Smith cuts profit outlook again and plans equity raise as Middle East conflict reduces airport passengers and weakens consumer demand.
Pennon CEO Vows to Rebuild Trust After Parasite Outbreak
Pennon's new CEO pledges to rebuild trust after a record £1.93m fine for a cryptosporidium outbreak in Devon, as the company returns to profit.
Carrick ends Man Utd's 25-year pre-season tour tradition
Michael Carrick has ended Manchester United's 25-year tradition of overseas pre-season tours, opting for a European schedule to reduce travel and boost Champions League hopes.
Newcastle United in Talks for New Signings After Jaouen Deal
Newcastle United are holding high-level talks to secure new signings and commercial deals after completing Ewen Jaouen's transfer, aiming to strengthen the squad for pre-season.
Metal Finisher Pym & Wildsmith Enters Administration
Pym & Wildsmith, a Staffordshire-based metal finishing company founded in 1979, has entered administration. The firm appointed joint administrators on June 3, 2026.
State Pension Plan Proposes Early £12,500 Lump Sum
A think tank proposes allowing young people to take a tax-free lump sum of around £12,500 in exchange for delaying their state pension by a year.
Petit tells Arsenal to sell three stars including Madueke
Emmanuel Petit names three players Arsenal should sell this summer, including Noni Madueke, Gabriel Martinelli, and Gabriel Jesus, as Arteta plans title defence.
Faulty Chargers on Amazon, eBay, B&Q Risk Electrocution
Which? tested 15 USB chargers from major online retailers, finding nine posed electric shock risks and eight fire/explosion hazards. Counterfeit and unsafe products were sold on Amazon, eBay, B&Q, and others.
Beloved UK shop Urban Village closes, owner blames 'end of retail'
Urban Village, a beloved independent shop in Henley-in-Arden, will close on July 5. Owner Frankie Johns says UK retail is 'a sign of the times' and physical stores are 'a bit of a dinosaur'.
Should Liverpool Re-sign Darwin Nunez After Saudi Exit?
Darwin Nunez's Al Hilal stint may end early, sparking debates on a potential Liverpool return. Our writers weigh the pros and cons.
Elliot Anderson Sparks Man City and Man United Transfer War
Manchester City and Manchester United are set for a transfer battle over Nottingham Forest star Elliot Anderson, with the Blues confident of winning the race for the England midfielder.
Man Utd: Ratcliffe Greenlights £100m Anderson Deal, Darlow Eyed
Sir Jim Ratcliffe approves £100m transfer for Elliot Anderson, while Manchester United also consider a surprise move for Leeds goalkeeper Karl Darlow.
Three-week post delay in Liverpool: 'More likely to see Father Christmas'
Residents of Hawdon Close, Edge Hill, report three-week delays in mail delivery, missing hospital letters and work documents, as Royal Mail faces scrutiny.
Arsenal's £86m Yildiz Bid Rejected, Tonali Calls Made
Arsenal have made calls over Sandro Tonali and saw an £86m approach for Kenan Yildiz rejected as they prepare for a busy summer transfer window.
Levi's sues Globe over pocket tab copying
Levi's has filed a lawsuit against Australian clothing company Globe and its brand S-Double, alleging trademark infringement over pocket tab designs, claiming lost sales and reputational damage.
Ex-Paxton Lawyer Backs Democrat Talarico in Texas Senate Race
Dan Cogdell, who defended Ken Paxton for nearly a decade, endorses Democrat James Talarico, citing Paxton's focus on appeasing Trump rather than Texas needs.
Amazon UK arm gets tax credit despite $2bn profit
Amazon's UK division reported over $2bn in profits but received a tax credit, sparking debate on corporate tax practices in Britain.
GSK Buys Nuvalent in $1.15bn Cancer Deal
GSK buys US biotech Nuvalent for $1.15bn to boost its oncology pipeline with novel targeted therapies for solid tumors.
UK watchdog clears Paramount's £110bn Warner Bros takeover
UK competition regulator approves Paramount's £110bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, citing no significant competition concerns in the British market.
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