On 5 July 2025, it was confirmed. Enter: Keir Starmer’s Labour party to 10 Downing Street, primed to save the day.

From a ‘loveless landslide’ to excessive gloom and a climbdown forced by his own MPs, the UK prime minister has endured a ...

On top of this, the government has become known for doing some remarkably un-Labour things. In September 2024, it changed the ...

Saturday, July 5, marks a year since Sir Keir Starmer entered Downing Street as Prime Minister. Standing outside Number 10 ...

Domestic issues aside, Labour has arguably found more success on the international stage with the government delivering a ...

Inflation was falling before Labour took power. But a spike in council tax bills and NI on employers in April saw inflation ...

The dollar strengthened as above-forecast June payrolls data supported expectations for the Federal Reserve to stay on hold.

The FTSE 100 index closed up 48.51 points, 0.6%, at 8,823.20. The FTSE 250 jumped 250.09 points, 1.2%, at 21,702.58, and the AIM All-Share rose 8.49 points, 1.1%, at 776.25. The Cboe UK 100 closed up ...

Following the U.K. government bond selloff, the pound sank in value, losing more than 1% to trade at $1.36. U.K. government bonds, too, tumbled in price, sending the yield on 10-year gilts up 0.12 ...

Rachel Reeves, Britain’s chancellor, appeared visibly upset in Parliament as the prime minister was asked about her position.

Reeves was attending Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday following the government's decision to sharply scale back plans ...