The Telegraph: Labour plans tax raid on holiday cottages. John Healey’s proposal to treat vacation rentals as second homes will force many to sell up, warn tourism bosses.
The Telegraph: Labour plans tax raid on holiday cottages. John Healey’s proposal to treat vacation rentals as second homes will force many to sell up, warn tourism bosses.
Defence Holdings Secures Second UK Government Contract, Advancing Commercial Execution
Defence Holdings PLC (LON: ALRT) has reported further progress across its defence technology strategy, with its first UK Ministry of Defence contract on track for completion in October 2026 and
BBC: The Metropolitan Police is carrying out a criminal investigation into Reform UK over allegations it broke foreign funding laws, following a broadcast by Channel 4 News last week. An undercover
The Times: The headline rate of inflation rose in July, driven up by higher energy prices, according to official data released this morning by the Office for National Statistics. The CPI measure of
Defence Holdings Publishes Open Letter to Shareholders Following Cornerstone Investment in Defence Fund
Defence Holdings PLC (LON: ALRT) reported no revenue for the year ended 31 March 2026, reflecting a pre-revenue investment period focused on strategic transformation, product development and building operational capability.
Defence Holdings Secures First Revenue-Generating Ministry of Defence Contract
London’s leading stock indices ended the week on a subdued note, with the FTSE 100 edging lower after briefly trading near a two-month high. The blue-chip index closed down 21.87
Defence Holdings PLC (ALRT), the UK’s software-led defence technology group is pleased to announce the successful completion of the Placing of 400,000,000 new Ordinary Shares (including strong participation by institutional investors) at the Issue
Defence Holdings (LON: ALRT) plans to raise up to £4 million through a discounted share placing to accelerate growth and invest in new opportunities across the defence technology sector.
UK stocks ended the week on a weaker footing. The FTSE 100 fell 0.4% to close at 10,363, leaving the blue-chip index down 1.0% for the week — its steepest