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‘The house was freezing’: life during blackouts of 1970s Britain
With winter power cuts a possibility amid energy crisis, some Britons remember them as ‘very ordinary’
Read more » | Desktop version »Saudi Aramco profits soar by 90% as energy prices rise
The $48bn figure from world’s biggest oil firm is thought to be one of largest quarterly profits in history
Read more » | Desktop version »Keir Starmer demands ban on raising energy prices
Exclusive: Labour calls for the price cap to remain at £1,971 as charities warn Tory leadership candidates of catastrophic impact on the cost of living
Read more » | Desktop version »Bank of England under fire over £23m bonus payouts
Anger as thousands of Bank staff enjoy ‘performance awards’ when governor had urged other British workers not to demand big rises
Read more » | Desktop version »Salt Bae’s London restaurant reports £7m in sales in its first three months
Nusret Gökçe’s ‘ludicrous’ Nusr-Et Steakhouse charges more than £600 for a tomahawk steak
Read more » | Desktop version »Post Office strikes to overlap with Royal Mail and BT industrial action
CWU’s Andy Furey says issues at stake ‘are all remarkably similar’ across separate trade disputes
Read more » | Desktop version »York named UK’s best big city for a domestic holiday by Which? readers
Top culture and dining gets city 85% approval rating; Aberdeen comes last and London rated seventh
Read more » | Desktop version »UK fuel exports to Netherlands up by 67% in June, data shows
HMRC figures come as Europe rushes to bank supplies for winter in absence of Russian pipeline
Read more » | Desktop version »Amey bosses celebrated profits while offering below-inflation pay rises
Video shared by accident shows executives at outsourcing giant discussing £92m rise in profit amid union pay row
Read more » | Desktop version »High energy usage firms in UK may get subsidies amid soaring costs
Government plans would lower costs for 300 businesses in steel, cement, paper, ceramics and glass industries
Read more » | Desktop version »Disposable barbecues withdrawn from supermarket shelves over wildfire risk
Lidl becomes latest retailer to halt sales of the barbecues as Met Office issues highest fire warning
Read more » | Desktop version »UK economy shrinks by 0.1% in second quarter as recession looms
ONS says two bank holidays to mark Queen’s jubilee contributed to fall in output in June
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