
Cork Escapes 15% U.S. Tariff Under U.S.-EU Trade Framework
Agreement singles out cork as an 'unavailable natural product,' shielding Portuguese production and U.S. winemakers from new levies effective Sept. 1

Agreement singles out cork as an 'unavailable natural product,' shielding Portuguese production and U.S. winemakers from new levies effective Sept. 1

Babcock’s Rosyth yard expected to build four Type 31 frigates for Denmark and remains a frontrunner in a separate Swedish contest

Reform UK leader tells BBC he would act to stop Channel crossings within two weeks of laws being passed, a shift from his conference commitment and a development that could affect labour and public-service planning

Yvette Cooper moved to Foreign Office and senior Home Office ministers replaced as prime minister seeks to steady government after deputy PM resignation

Party seeks to broaden its public profile and build candidate bench as it leads opinion polls and eyes more seats

Aslef members to walk out on 3 October and refuse non-contractual overtime from 21 September amid claims operator is not following agreed grievance procedures

Lancashire-founded health and beauty chain will keep most stores trading while administrators seek a buyer amid rising costs and high street pressures

Political editor Chris Mason says the gathering is larger and more government-focused than previous years while retaining an insurgent tone

Athleisure retailer blames end of de minimis duty exemption and softer U.S. demand; company says supply-chain fixes and cost cuts will take time