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BP On Bid Alert After Loss Of Chair
BP is on bid alert as Exxon, Chevron, and Shell are all now said to be talking to their advisors about a possible takeover of the UK oil giant. They
Labour’s tax raid risks losing BP from the North Sea
BP PLC is reportedly considering a sale of its North Sea oil and gas business after more than six decades in the basin, as rising tax burdens and policy uncertainty
Labour ramps up heat pump support with £9,000 grant scheme
The UK Government has announced a substantial increase in financial incentives for households transitioning away from heating oil and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) systems. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has confirmed
Future of North Sea oil project rests on Ed Miliband decision amid energy concerns
Britain’s energy landscape stands at a pivotal juncture, as Ithaca Energy, the operator of the Rosebank oil field off Shetland, has announced its readiness to commence production within months, pending
Selling the family silver, the UK gold sales and the cost of misplaced certainty
Between 1999 and 2002, the UK government sold approximately 395 tonnes of gold, representing more than half of the nation’s official reserves. The decision was overseen by then Chancellor Gordon Brown and justified as
Selling the family silver, the UK gold sales and the cost of misplaced certainty
Between 1999 and 2002, the UK government sold approximately 395 tonnes of gold, representing more than half of the nation’s official reserves. The decision was overseen by then Chancellor Gordon Brown and justified as
Starmer battles to stabilise his leadership position.
The pound is being weighed down by political uncertainty as Sir Keir Starmer struggles to stabilise his leadership.
Gold and silver “tree shake” fails to break bullish trend
Gold is staging a dramatic comeback and is on course for its biggest one-day gain since the financial crisis.
Britain’s gold sell-off under Gordon Brown: a century-defining decision
Between 1999 and 2002, the UK government sold approximately 395 tonnes of gold, representing more than half of the nation’s official reserves. The decision was overseen by then Chancellor Gordon Brown and justified as
Labour mocked for ‘daft’ post on interest rate cuts
A senior economist has rebuked Labour for what he described as a “daft post” after the party appeared to take credit for the Bank of England cutting interest rates six
Reeves prepares policy U-turn on offshore oil as Budget overhaul looms
Labour is poised to dial back its hardline stance on North Sea oil and gas drilling, aiming to stem a growing exodus of investment and jobs from the UK energy