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Sir Keir Starmer’s Cabinet is said to be united behind the plans to dramatically scale back the Winter Fuel allowance, that will see 10 million pensioners lose up to £300 a year.
The droughts which are crippling Sicily and Sardinia were made twice as likely by human-caused climate change.
The next stage of the project to transform Old Trafford stadium and its surrounding areas has been announced. A 'strategic partnership' has been formed between Manchester United, Trafford council and Greater Manchester Combined Authority, the body made up of our region's ten local councils.
2024 has been quite the year for France with a snap election and the hosting of the Olympic Games in Paris. And if we’re talking about economic impact, let’s add the six shows Taylor Swift did in the French cities of Paris and Lyon on her Eras tour.
As EU car companies struggle with the phasing out of combustion engines and a transition to electric vehicles before 2035, experts are predicting that thousands more jobs may be cut across different sectors over the next couple of years.
A much-loved bar and lounge in Oldham has been named as one of the most impressive small businesses in the UK. Billingtons Ballroom has been listed among some of the nation's best as part of this year's SmallBiz100 line-up.
As the new Labour government gets to grips with the heavy task of running the country and re-assessing the UK's finances after 14 years of Tory rule, policies announced under the previous occupants of Number 10 are starting to be scrapped. The latest such policy is an ISA that was introduced by Rishi Sunak, which some experts have called "silly."
ZURICH : The Swiss economy grew by 1.8 per cent in the second quarter, the government said on Tuesday, boosted by income from the Paris Olympics and the European football championship as well as higher pharmaceuticals and chemical production.