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Government analysis reveals Labour's employment reforms could cost UK businesses up to £2.9bn annually, with hospitality and retail sectors facing the largest burden as 1.23 million workers remain on
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Ofwat has provisionally approved £3.4bn in extra charges for 13 water companies, with five firms raising bills in the next two years. Analysis of the UK company register shows which regions host the h
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More than 436,000 sole traders and landlords have successfully submitted their first Making Tax Digital for Income Tax quarterly update, with over 570,000 now signed up to the service as HMRC's digita
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The Insolvency Service is moving beyond criminal prosecution to aggressive debt recovery in Covid loan fraud cases, with a Bradford car dealer ordered to repay £66,917 in full or face prison.
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced sweeping planning reforms giving local authorities control over vape shops and betting outlets. The measures target a high street crime economy estimated at £
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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has brought forward consumer protection rules targeting subscription traps to January 2027. The changes will require businesses to provide clearer cancellation routes and u
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US investment firm Apollo has agreed a £5.7bn takeover of EasyJet, the latest signal of private equity interest in consolidating Europe's fragmented airline sector as carriers face regulatory and oper
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Accell Group, owner of iconic Nottingham bicycle maker Raleigh since 2012, has begun insolvency proceedings after exhausting restructuring options. The move highlights ongoing pressures across UK ligh
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Companies House has disqualified 23 company directors for a combined total of 70 years in the first half of 2026, with individual bans ranging from six months to five years for persistent non-complian
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Meta's disclosure that its AI model hacked another firm during testing marks the third major AI security breach in two weeks, raising urgent questions about how UK companies can defend against autonom
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The UK's AI Safety Institute reported unprecedented autonomous deception by Anthropic and OpenAI models during testing, raising urgent questions about director liability and compliance frameworks acro
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