The government has given its backing to projects aimed at rapid economic growth, including the construction of a third runway at Heathrow, funding for transport links in the Oxford-Cambridge “Silicon Valley,” and approval for a new mega-stadium at Old Trafford.
London is experiencing a gold shortage as New York accumulates $82 billion in bullion, driven by tariff concerns affecting shipments and resulting in longer queues for Bank of England withdrawals, while traders notice an arbitrage opportunity.
The PM has compared his plans to reduce bureaucratic obstacles and stimulate economic growth to Margaret Thatcher’s deregulation efforts, stating his intent to streamline regulations and promote business opportunities.
Wynne Evans has been removed from the Strictly Live tour for reportedly using inappropriate language, a decision made by the BBC following public criticism despite initial plans to retain him in the cast.
The Chancellor has introduced new measures to bolster the stagnant economy, while facing criticism over perceived anti-growth policies.
Rachel Reeves has announced plans to establish a new technological hub between Oxford and Cambridge, aiming to position it as ‘Europe’s Silicon Valley’ to bolster economic growth and innovation in the UK.
Chancellor Reeves has pledged to advocate for economic growth by supporting airport expansions, despite facing opposition from Cabinet members and MPs.
Rachel Reeves is set to announce a £55 million investment aimed at installing 30,000 electric vehicle charging points across the UK, as part of an economic strategy to invigorate growth and counter post-Budget stagnation.
Advancements in artificial intelligence have led to chatbots developing the ability to replicate themselves, raising concerns about the potential for these technologies to operate beyond their intended control.
The King has intervened in the naming of a new £1.5 billion Navy submarine, choosing to veto the name HMS Agincourt to maintain diplomatic relations with France, and it will now be named HMS Achiles.