The Bank of England’s Decision Maker Panel found companies expect to raise prices by 3.7 per cent over the next year, a touch less than before, with 70 per cent saying the energy shock will squeeze profit margins.
The Justice Secretary said he had “heard the strength of feeling” against judge-only trials for less serious cases, as the Government refocuses the Courts and Tribunals Bill on magistrates’ powers and a record 81,000-case backlog.
Registrations rose 12.1 per cent to 350,518, the strongest September since 2017, with nearly 100,000 battery electrics sold, though the industry still trails the Government's EV mandate.
The FTSE 100 trading platform cut its 2026 revenue growth forecast after weaker trading in its derivatives business, sending its shares down 27 per cent and dragging rivals with it.
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The Justice Secretary said he had “heard the strength of feeling” against judge-only trials for less serious cases, as the Government refocuses the Courts and Tribunals Bill on magistrates’ powers and a record 81,000-case backlog.
The Bank of England’s Decision Maker Panel found companies expect to raise prices by 3.7 per cent over the next year, a touch less than before, with 70 per cent saying the energy shock will squeeze profit margins.
An estimated 7.33 million treatments were waiting at the end of July, as A&E departments recorded 7.2 million attendances over the summer and ambulances faced record callouts.
Her family said the That's Life! presenter and founder of Childline and The Silver Line died at her New Forest home, and praised her ‘endless capacity for joy’.
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