Will petrol and diesel prices go up because of the Iran war?

The escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, particularly those involving Iran, have ignited significant concerns about a potential surge in global energy prices, directly impacting motorists and wider economies.…

Prices for home heating oil in NI rise as Middle East conflict escalates.

Northern Ireland is currently grappling with a significant surge in home heating oil prices, with some households reporting increases of over £100 in less than a week, a direct consequence…

Tax reform calculator launched in Guernsey

The necessity for comprehensive tax reform in Guernsey has been a central topic of political and public discourse for several years. Facing an ageing population, increasing healthcare costs, and a…

Brewdog: Bars close and hundreds lose jobs as beer firm sold in £33m deal

Administrators from AlixPartners confirmed the deal, highlighting that it has successfully preserved 733 jobs within the company’s UK operations. However, the rescue package came at a significant cost: 484 employees…

Thousands more flights cancelled as Iran strikes continue

The escalating conflict in the Middle East has triggered an unprecedented wave of flight cancellations, with thousands more services grounded on Monday as the joint Israeli and US war on…

What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?

Navigating the complexities of air travel can be challenging, particularly when unforeseen events lead to flight cancellations or significant delays. Recent global events, such as geopolitical conflicts like the widening…

Brewdog closes all bars for a day as it looks to complete sale

Founded in 2007 by childhood friends James Watt and Martin Dickie, Brewdog rapidly ascended from a small operation in Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, to an international brand. Their initial vision was to…

The mystery man who links Andrew with Jeffrey Epstein

In the bustling, high-tech metropolis of Shenzhen, nestled in southern China, Prince Andrew observed as performers captivated an audience of investors and innovators with spinning dances and waving streamers. It…

Edible Economics by Ha-Joon Chang (Omnibus) – BBC Sounds

Professor Ha-Joon Chang, a distinguished economist teaching at SOAS University of London, is renowned for his incisive critiques of free-market capitalism and his dedication to making complex economic ideas understandable…

A firm hiring blind staff went bust – but its mission lives on

Clarity’s storied past included patronage from figures as prominent as Queen Victoria and the beloved actress Joanna Lumley, underscoring its historical significance and the widespread respect it commanded. However, this…