The rent control debate has come to the UK after legislation was introduced in Scotland - but what is it and does it really ...

To satisfy the growing demand from this capital, JLL point to several interesting growth areas in commercial real estate: emerging technologies, data centres and renewables, alongside the ever-more ...

UK chancellor Rachel Reeves is to legislate to develop eight pension “megafunds” as part of reforms to Britain’s fragmented local government retirement scheme that she claims could unlock £80bn of ...

Convenience, opportunity and freedom are the focus for a new generation of over-65s The over-65s are a rapidly growing age group and an increasingly healthy and wealthy group too. Data from the Office ...

The Greek mezze dip taramasalata has been missing from UK supermarket shelves due to strike action at a food firm ...

L&G, which manages more than £1.1tn, is aiming for its asset management business to reach £500mn-£600mn in operating profits by 2028 and is seeking to expand its private markets business from £52bn to ...

Charles Foster believes he has a duty to defend against a state-sanctioned and medicalised means to self-obliterate ...

which was shared with the Financial Times. The new weapons deliveries from North Korea mark the latest expansion of the authoritarian state’s support for Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. Michael ...

Indian student enrollment in UK universities has plummeted by 20.4%, attributed to limited job prospects, safety concerns, and restrictions on dependents. The decline, coupled with a drop in Nigerian ...

Nissan plans to warn ministers that the UK car industry has reached a “crisis point”, with jobs and competitiveness at risk unless the government relaxes electric vehicle rules, according to two ...

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey also warned Brexit has consequences for the UK economy and that the government should ...

They live in a Utopian socialist state untroubled by the ardours and asperities of private enterprise.” It was written in 1930, by the British novelist Evelyn Waugh in his travel book Labels. Plus ça ...