Protests increase the likelihood of industrial action by port workers, exam staff and Royal Mail employees.
As thousands of workers protest unofficially over their pay, wildcat strikes spread throughout the UK
Royal Mail is facing a four-day walkout by 115,000 staff
After 115,000 Royal Mail workers declared they would strike in less than a fortnight, Britain’s postal service is now paralysed with no delivery of letters or prescription medicines.
Bank of England to Set the Biggest Interest Rate Increase in 27 Years
This week, the Bank of England is expected to announce its strategy for releasing some of the £895 Billion ($1.1 Trillion) of stimulus that it has provided over the past
Britain’s energy giants have replaced the banks as public enemy number one
The banks have been replaced by Britain’s energy giants in the current cost-of-living squeeze. Record profits at a time when millions of households are struggling to pay soaring bills is
To end UK dependence on China, the British seabed could be mined for key elements
The government explores potential sites in the midst of the fight for critical materials
Bank of England warns of biggest interest rate rise in 27 years
Governor Andrew Bailey of the Bank of England suggested that they are poised to announce the largest increase in interest rates in almost 30 years. This was after he rebuffed
The Dangers of the Hertzbleed Exploit
Hertzbleed is a new attack that could be used by hackers to steal information from computer chips. This has caught the attention of security researchers and technology news websites. This
Britain orders review on fuel market after pump prices rise
The government has asked Britain’s competition watchdog to examine the retail fuel market in order to determine if a reduction in duty has been passed on to consumers after prices
Bank of England set to raise rates again as inflation heads towards 10%
The Bank of England is expected to increase interest rates next week, the fifth time since December. This was its steepest rate hike in 25 years. It will likely continue
After ‘partygate’, UK PM Boris Johnson faces confidence vote this evening
After a growing number of Conservative Party lawmakers questioned Boris Johnson’s authority over “partygate”, a confidence vote will be held for Johnson later Monday.
The pageant through London marks the end of Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee celebrations
The four days of celebrations for Queen Elizabeth’s 70th year on the throne in Britain conclude Sunday with a pageant through central London and tens of thousands of people expected
