What changes next, and what it costs
Mental health and drug and alcohol services should set up joint working protocols this winter, and GP practices should not turn people away for lack of an address or ID.
AEW UK REIT bought the 51,000 sq ft B&Q-anchored park for £6.79m in October 2015. It is selling now because the next lease event is not until 2029.
The system operator asked the market for extra generation on Sunday evening, when its forecast showed a 1,388MW shortfall in spare capacity for Monday morning. By 9.11am the notice had been withdrawn.
Three experimental medicines from Alnylam, BeOne Medicines and Biogen have entered the UK's Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway, which brings the regulator, NICE and the NHS into development early. The next application round runs to 11 February 2027.
Investors in eight syndicates run by Lincoln Property Syndicates are swapping their stakes in eight mainly East Midlands shops and industrial units for 10.6m new shares in the listed trust, plus £0.4m in cash.
The free open banking tool now sorts current account activity into rent, household bills, buy now pay later and short-term borrowing, and shows how a lender might read it. It reaches all users by the end of November.
The UK-headquartered IT group's Digital Services arm grew revenue by 57%, led by public sector and healthcare work, and its Workday software business is about to pass £100m of annual recurring revenue.
The KPMG and REC survey of around 400 recruitment agencies found temp billings also fell, for the first time since March, while demand for staff dropped at the slowest pace in more than two years.
Co-operation Ireland, Rural Action and NICVA will run On the Radar, a three-year programme of mentoring and funding training aimed at small grassroots groups, particularly in rural areas.
Longer reads on how a system works, and where it is heading next.
The CMA will look at competition and Ofcom at media plurality, and the government will bring forward legislation so that the review can also cover on-demand programmes.
Sky's proposed takeover of ITV Media & Entertainment Holdings will now go through a formal public interest review. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy issued a public interest intervention notice on Wednesday 4 November, having told both companies on 15 October that she was minded to do so.
From February 2030 the UK's oldest inflation measure will be calculated using the methods behind CPIH. The change is technical, but it will alter payments on pensions, gilts and student loans for years.
The Retail Prices Index has measured the cost of living in the UK since 1947. It is no longer the government's preferred measure of inflation, yet it is still written into contracts, pension rules and government bonds worth hundreds of billions of pounds. In 2030 the…
The system operator asked the market for extra generation on Sunday evening, when its forecast showed a 1,388MW shortfall in spare capacity for Monday morning. By 9.11am the notice had been withdrawn.
Orders at the Advanced Technologies division, which makes compound semiconductor equipment at Severn Beach, more than doubled, and the division has full order cover for this financial year.
The Goldsmiths and Mappin & Webb owner has narrowed its full-year guidance towards the top of its range ahead of the Christmas trading season.
Account numbers, cards and PINs stay the same, but customers with savings at both banks will share a single £120,000 FSCS limit once the move takes effect.
The 2,204-home scheme between St Peter's and Kempsey already has outline planning consent, and at least a fifth of the homes will be social or affordable.
Co-operation Ireland, Rural Action and NICVA will run On the Radar, a three-year programme of mentoring and funding training aimed at small grassroots groups, particularly in rural areas.
A paid primary school dinner will cost £3.40, up from £2.60 at the start of 2026, as the Education Authority looks for another £20m of savings this year.
Mental health and drug and alcohol services should set up joint working protocols this winter, and GP practices should not turn people away for lack of an address or ID.
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