The U.K. economy shrank 0.3% in April, facing declines in industrial and service sectors due to global trade tariffs and domestic tax increases. With businesses struggling, can the economy bounce back?
Sir Keir Starmer's recent Brexit deal sparks debate on its significance. While some see it as a step forward, others criticize it as a mere extension of old issues. Will this reshape UK-EU relations?
As Britain and the EU gather for their first summit since Brexit, tensions simmer over trade and immigration while global crises push them to cooperate. Could this be the start of a new chapter?
Britain and the EU have reached a groundbreaking deal aimed at enhancing security cooperation while easing trade barriers imposed by Brexit. This agreement marks a significant shift in UK-EU relations as Prime Minister Keir Starmer pushes for a reset in ties.
As the UK-EU summit approaches, Sir Keir Starmer is pushing for a deal on youth mobility, trade, and fishing rights. Despite mixed reactions and criticisms, negotiations continue with no deadline in sight.
In a surprising twist, Donald Trump announces his first trade deal with the UK, a country he has a trade surplus with. Celebrated as a significant achievement, the details reveal a more complex reality as both countries seek economic gains.
The US and UK have reached a new trade agreement that reduces tariffs on British cars and allows tariff-free imports of some steel and aluminium, but key challenges remain.
President Trump announced a new trade framework with the U.K. that lowers tariffs on U.S. goods and boosts market access, especially for agriculture. Is this the start of a new era in U.S.-U.K. relations?
The recent elections reveal a significant shift in British politics as the Reform Party challenges the traditional hold of Conservatives and Labour, winning key contests and gaining momentum in local councils.
The Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates at 4.5% as the U.K. faces economic uncertainties, including global trade tensions and signs of domestic stagnation. With inflation rising and growth forecasts slashed, what does this mean for consumers?
