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£4bn withdrawn between April and June this year
Move condemned as ‘reckless’ by climate change campaigners
Martyn Beauchamp is set to be named interim chief executive of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme
Reluctant beneficiary of climate change says temperature rises will double the size of its business by 2026
I was wrong to think that taking into account UK public sector assets, as well as debt, would be a silver bullet
Any attempts at reinvention are hampered by a governing record the prime minister can’t escape
Collapse of company set up to administer project leads to £4.5mn writedowns
The government’s post-Brexit subsidy regime has left some farmers with less money than before
Abolition would cost Treasury about £7bn a year and favour wealthiest households, says study
Scottish renewable project paused in latest blow to UK green power development
Burnham says northern leg could be delayed if government commits to east-west route
Dropping a chunk of HS2 would undermine the country as a place to do business
British pound declines as traders shift interest rate expectations
Ofwat says almost all groups missed targets on pollution, leakage and customer service
Trade associations criticise uncertainty created by ‘huge setback’ to industry planning
The green transition will be hard and involve trade-offs policymakers would rather not talk about
Though unpopular, IHT is paid by few in UK and revenue lost would have to be made up for elsewhere
Owners of Tom Brady-backed football club say truncating rail line will shake investor confidence
London’s second-busiest airport to impose cap on departures and arrivals for rest of week
UK central bank indicates review by Ben Bernanke could result in process similar to that used by US Fed
Civil Aviation Authority head forecasts that air travel is on the brink of ‘new revolution’
For decades, the council has failed to return light rail to the largest city in western Europe without a mass transit system
Unite has been involved in 950 disputes since Sharon Graham took over two years ago and has handed £30mn to striking members
Findings come days after ministers scrapped plans to force private landlords to upgrade their properties by 2028
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