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UK statistics body says it will decide in summer on launch timing for improved employment survey

The ONS is aiming for a November launch of its "Transformed Labour Force Survey", designed to counter falling survey response rates since the COVID-19...

London’s FTSE 100 subdued; eyes weekly advance

The blue-chip FTSE 100 was flat at 10236.58 points as of 0955 GMT, marginally easing off a three-week peak International News via Reuters: London's benchmark index...

Bank of England’s Bailey calls on policymakers to challenge the populists

In remarks published on Friday, Bailey said populism made it harder for global agencies - such as the International Monetary Fund - to spell...

UK watchdog orders Aramark to divest Entier after merger probe

Following an in-depth investigation, the Competition and Markets Authority said the deal combined two of only three major suppliers of offshore catering and facilities...

SocGen’s base case: Starmer to go but UK borrowing to remain constrained

For international investors a UK leadership change is "not really on the radar," Sam Cartwright told Reuters, but he expects any new prime minister...

EnBW pulls plug on two UK offshore wind farms, takes $1.4 billion impairment

The two offshore wind projects - Mona and Morgan - with a potential total capacity of 3 gigawatts did not qualify for government support...

UK weighs response after Russia expels British diplomat

"This is not the first time the Kremlin has made malicious and baseless accusations against our staff," the foreign office said in a statement International...

British lenders expect lower mortgage demand in early 2026, BoE says

The BoE's quarterly Credit Conditions Survey also showed lenders expected demand for unsecured consumer lending to be flat after rising in late 2025 International News...

Sterling edges down versus dollar after UK data

Traders priced in around 40 basis points (bps) of Bank of England rate cuts by September International News via Reuters: Sterling slightly pared its fall against...

Bank of England working to protect against non-bank failure risk, Ramsden says

The British central bank is considering what failure arrangements are needed for important stablecoins and it still has to do more to ensure that...

EU, UK to start carbon market negotiations next week

Billed as part of a "reset" in relations after Britain's 2016 exit from the EU, the two sides agreed last year they will link...

BP flags up to $5 billion in energy transition impairments, weak oil trading

The British company said in a trading statement on Wednesday ahead of its results on February 10 that the impairments are excluded from underlying...
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