UK borrowing jumps to £14.3bn, raising concerns over limited government capacity to support households as energy bills rise amid Middle East tensions. Read more: Surge in UK borrowing limits scope for energy bill support as fiscal pressures mount
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Farmers and business owners launch a High Court challenge against UK inheritance tax reforms, arguing the government failed to properly consult on major APR and BPR changes. Read more: Farmers launch High Court challenge over inheritance tax reforms amid consultation row
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UK aims to produce 50% of its steel domestically as import quotas are cut and a 50% tariff introduced, sparking industry support and political criticism. Read more: UK sets 50% domestic steel target as tariffs ramp up on imports
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UK government report on copyright and AI signals retreat from opt-out reforms, prioritising transparency and licensing. What it means for SMEs, creators and tech firms. Read more: UK government backs away from AI copyright overhaul as licensing emerges as the battleground
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Pressure mounts on the UK government to release £2.5bn from Chelsea’s sale as ministers prepare legal action against Roman Abramovich over Ukraine war funds. Read more: Government urged to act as £2.5bn Chelsea sale funds remain frozen
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MPs warn Treasury plans to reform the Financial Ombudsman Service could threaten its independence, raising concerns over government-appointed leadership and regulatory changes. Read more: MPs warn Treasury reforms risk undermining Financial Ombudsman independence
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled a £2bn AI investment plan to make the UK the fastest adopter in the G7, boosting growth, infrastructure and innovation. Read more: Rachel Reeves unveils £2bn AI push to make UK fastest adopter in G7
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UK employers will receive £3,000 grants to hire unemployed 18–24 year-olds under new government plans to tackle rising youth unemployment affecting nearly one million young people. Read more: Government offers £3,000 incentive for firms to hire unemployed young people
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Violations will be classified into three categories, minor, moderate and serious, to guide the level of administrative penalty imposed The post Dubai issues new law governing violations, penalties, administrative measures appeared first on Gulf Business.
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Authorities say the law aligns Dubai’s governance practices with international best standards while ensuring that services remain efficient The post Sheikh Mohammed issues new govt services law in Dubai: Details revealed appeared first on Gulf Business.
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