UK’s debt surge and Burnham’s shadow cabinet: when economic reality bites back Borrowing soars as inflation inflates public spending, while Andy Burnham assembles economic advisors and Fujitsu faces pressure over Post Office victims.
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UK inflation stalls at 2.8%: when tax cuts become a hospitality scam Inflation holds at 2.8% as transport costs offset food price slowdown. Meanwhile, VAT cuts on children’s meals spark exploitation fears—and Lidl’s pub experiment redefines retail.
Thames Water’s £10bn rescue in doubt as Japan’s rate hike rattles UK markets Thames Water’s £10bn rescue plan faces collapse as Japan’s historic rate hike sends shockwaves through UK utilities—while EV prices resist Chinese competition.
Britain’s energy crisis: when industry bleeds and consumers pay the price Britain’s manufacturers warn of collapse as energy costs soar—while holidaymakers face hidden fees. The economy’s fault lines are widening.
Brexit’s hidden toll: when the economy bleeds in silence A decade after the vote, Britain’s economic decline is measured in lost wages, deepening inequality, and a surge in financial scams—while ministers rebrand failure as progress.
World Cup economics: when football dictates Britain’s energy and office rules The 2026 World Cup is rewriting UK energy tariffs and Wall Street office policies—how sport became an economic lever overnight.