Google is giving trade unions access to thousands of its UK employees, after Labour made it easier for unions to recruit new members.

UK house prices failed to grow in October, according to one of the country’s largest mortgage lenders, as surging mortgage costs squeezed prospective buyers.

UK house prices failed to grow in October, according to one of the country’s largest mortgage lenders, as surging mortgage costs squeezed prospective buyers.

British businesses now have to let trade union members into their offices to recruit after the Labour government’s overhaul of workers’ rights.

UK mortgage approvals fell more than expected in September, a sign that soaring borrowing costs are tightening their squeeze on prospective homebuyers.

John Healey’s budget punted the biggest decisions facing Andy Burnham’s new UK government into the future, focusing instead on modest measures designed to help ordinary Britons and businesses weather the cost-of-living crunch..

UK retail sales fell in September as shoppers bought less food and above-average temperatures hit demand for autumn clothing.

British consumers were cutting back on their spending even before soaring fuel prices brought home the scale of the cost-of-living hit from the Middle East conflict.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said he was right to defend then-Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell from Donald Trump’s attacks and would do so again.

UK home prices extended their decline in August, according to official figures showing that surging borrowing costs are sapping demand.

UK home prices extended their decline in August, according to official figures showing that surging borrowing costs are sapping demand.

UK joblessness fell and employers added jobs, according to official figures that give an unexpected boost to Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey ahead of his crucial budget next week.

London home sellers raised their asking prices for a second month, with many taking an “enough is enough” attitude after a poor summer for the UK capital’s housing market, according to Rightmove.

British consumers are showing increasing signs of strain in the face of soaring fuel, energy and mortgage costs, with the prospect of tax hikes in the budget this month threatening further pain ahead.

UK businesses are looking to absorb the energy shock and cut costs rather than hike prices for consumers, Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said as two other officials appeared to make the case for interest-rate hikes.

Britain’s economy unexpectedly grew in August, as businesses continued to hold up in the face of rising energy prices and painfully high borrowing costs.

The UK will now be able to evaluate leading artificial intelligence models before they are released, reversing a US policy that required White House approval first.

French Finance Minister Roland Lescure said the bond market is working properly and that France doesn’t need a “hand of god” intervention after the premium investors demand to hold its debt soared in recent weeks.

British property agents say aspiring homebuyers are retreating to the sidelines as the Bank of England considers raising interest rates.

British businesses are looking to hire more workers for the first time in over two years, according to a closely watched survey suggesting the labor market is turning a corner.