Reshuffle follows Rayner's admission that she underpaid stamp duty and her resignations from the cabinet and as deputy Labour leader
Power NI says higher pass-through and network costs make a second rise in under a year unavoidable, while SSE Airtricity will cut gas tariffs in parts of Northern Ireland from Oct. 1.
Leaders’ meeting at the SCO summit in Tianjin underscored an energy-driven alignment as discounted Russian crude draws Beijing and New Delhi amid Western sanctions and tariffs
Richard Tice says manifesto written in 2024 may not suit the next election as party focuses on savings amid strained public finances
Fast-fashion platform says a third-party vendor supplied the image and it has been removed as it investigates how the likeness appeared
Chancellor dismisses forecasts ahead of 26 November Budget as markets push up long-term borrowing costs
A supervisor who swore at husband-and-wife managers was awarded more than $40,000 after a judge found the firing was wrongful.
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports revisions that turn June into a jobs loss; weekly claims rise modestly while unemployment ticks up to 4.3%
Council to ask chief executive to chair recovery board after finance report warns of a £35.169m overspend driven by social care demand