Pubs and breweries demand immediate cut in beer duty
The UK's largest pub groups and breweries have penned an open letter to the leaders of the three primary political parties, demanding immediate beer duty cut and business rates reform.
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What Brussels found when it probed Chinese subsidies and electric cars
The subsidies pumped by the Chinese government into battery electric vehicles (BEVs) are so distortive that extra tariffs are needed to counteract them.
Meet the man spearheading preparations for COP29 in Baku
As Azerbaijan prepares to host COP29 in Baku, the conference’s president-designate Mukhtar Babayev said he is focused on orchestrating an inclusive and action-oriented event in November. He added that he invites a broad spectrum of stakeholders - including NGOs, youth, indigenous groups, and financial institutions - to participate actively and help lead negotiations.
Matheus Cunha teases Manchester United move after answering blunt transfer question
Wolverhampton Wanderers star Matheus Cunha has provided an update on his future amid links to Manchester United.
Mason Greenwood sale and three key arrivals - what Man United must achieve and avoid in transfer window
Premier League clubs can officially begin trading in the summer transfer window.
Fears over future of Greater Manchester leisure centre where Olympic medal winners have been produced
The future of a Stockport leisure centre could be at 'serious risk', a councillor has warned, after it was found to be in need of a multi-million pound refurbishment. Life Leisure Grand Central, in the town centre, needs a 'substantial eight-figure investment' to improve its 'aging infrastructure', according to a report.
Conor McGregor out of UFC 303 headliner against Michael Chandler due to undisclosed injury
Conor McGregor, long the face of the UFC, is injured and out of the upcoming pay-per-view event June 29 in Las Vegas that he was scheduled to headline.
Martin Lewis attacks 'energy poll tax' keeping bills high but offers July 4 standing charges hope
During the cost of living crisis, households across the country have been forced to pay considerable daily charges to their gas and electricity providers, whether they use any energy or not. This adds hundreds to bills every quarter and punishes those who try to keep their energy expenses low by consciously limiting their energy usage.