Investors in the US may be preoccupied by a possible trade war with China and rising interest rates but the manager of North American Income Trust (NAIT) is relatively upbeat. He points out that the US economy is doing better than most other developed economies; stock markets have corrected and ...
Wartime Britain saw the development of a “circular economy”, designed to save precious resources. Now, researchers at the University of Huddersfield argue there is an urgent need to develop a modern equivalent, to help eliminate supermarket food waste. They claim that cities and regions can reduce the burden of waste ...
Outspoken businessman and Apprentice host, Alan Sugar, blasted Boris Johnson and Michael Gove over their comments leading up to the Brexit vote, in 2016. He said the pair should be put in jail for lying and deceiving the public, especially regarding the £350m more to spend on NHS a week, ...
Career criminal Adam Yaroo, 32, was armed with a fake Walther P99 when he snatched the ultra-rare Franck Muller watch from businessman Simon Jordan
The poignant figurine was put up by the Royal British Legion in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, ahead of next month's centenary commemorations
The London Economic sits down with author and marketing guru Hafiz Muhammad Ali to discuss the benefits of a career in digital marketing. The London Economic (TLE): What makes a career in digital marketing an appealing option for professionals already established in offline advertising or other media professions? Hafiz Muhammad ...
Officers shared a CCTV image of the suspect who bears an uncanny resemblance to actor David Schwimmer
Martin Stokes, 24, is accused of hit and run crash in Cricklewood
After PM announced the end of austerity, poll shows even Conservative voters think it’s time to give public sector workers a pay rise The British public overwhelmingly support measures to end austerity in next week’s Budget, exclusive polling by Survation for GMB reveals. The results also show a large majority ...