Business Under Fire: Housing Freeze, Texas Raids and Festival Fallout
Iran conflict freezes UK housing market, Texas opens a London office to poach British firms, and Wireless festival's Kanye gamble collapses. What it means.
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Green energy boom: Britain's households race to cut bills
As the Iran crisis sends energy prices soaring, record numbers of British homes are going green. Meanwhile, Polymarket's war bets raise ugly questions.
Iran war and UK green energy: how conflict is reshaping British homes
Business Bites Back: Student Loans, Gold Mines and the AI Race
Student loan interest set to climb despite government cap, a £21bn gold mine tears Omagh apart, and Anthropic surges in the AI business race.
Jet Fuel Shortage Threatens UK Summer as Hormuz Bites
Editorial digest April 10, 2026
Last updated : 18:17
The summer of 2026 is already under threat — and not just from the weather. Two stories landed this Friday that deserve more attention than they're getting: one could ground your holiday flight, the other is a masterclass in how
Big Tech Turns Whistleblower as EU Child Safety Law Lapses
Editorial digest April 10, 2026
Last updated : 09:21
The EU parliament just handed child abusers a legal reprieve — and the companies usually cast as digital villains are the ones raising the alarm.
On 3 April, a temporary European law expired quietly. It was a carve-out inside the EU Privacy
The Ceasefire Won't Save You — Britain's Real Cost of War
Editorial digest April 09, 2026
Last updated : 13:03
The guns may have paused, but the bills haven't stopped climbing. Twenty-four hours after the US-Iran ceasefire was announced, Brent crude ticked upward — not down — settling near $98 a barrel. At the pumps, petrol prices rose again. And in