Not everyone thinks that way. Punk-pop star Yungblud organised his own festival in Milton Keynes this August, setting prices at a market-beating £49.50. He was
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McDonald’s and supermarkets failed to spot slavery
The bakery company – Speciality Flatbread Ltd – ceased trading and went into administration in 2022. None of the supermarkets detected the slavery while victims
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she needs to raise £20bn. How might she do it?
Nonetheless, if you were a chancellor with the task of finding £20bn in front of you, then you would probably like the option of being
Does Chinese investment benefit or damage Ireland?
Given how much Ireland’s economy does depend on FDI, some economists say Chinese investment in Ireland can be seen as a welcome insurance policy in
Minimum price of alcohol in Scotland rises by 30%
Some groups representing the off-licence trade have previously expressed opposition to any increase, but alcohol recovery charities have been supportive. GMB Scotland, representing members across
UK economy grew less than thought in spring
Paul Dales, chief UK economist at Capital Economics, said the downward revision “shouldn’t make the Bank of England worry too much about the economy running
House price growth at near two-year high, says Nationwide
The building society’s data, external, which is based on its own mortgage lending, showed that UK prices rose by 0.7% in September compared with the
Aston Martin and Stellantis shares slump after profit warnings
Meanwhile, Stellantis has become the latest large-scale carmaker to revise its financial forecasts, thanks to a deterioration in the industry outlook. The company has been
Ex-Harrods director won’t take job as Fenwick boss
The BBC first attempted to contact Mr Blow on 21 September – and received no response to multiple subsequent requests. On 30 September Fenwick was
Union boss on US ports strike: ‘I’m not playing games’
If prolonged, the stoppage is expected to lead to higher prices and shortages in the US, with shipping delays and other impacts rippling out across