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By JOHN-PAUL FORD ROJAS, DEPUTY BUSINESS EDITOR Updated: 09:13 EST, 15 December 2025 The head of the CBI has accused Labour of a ‘shocking’ lack of understanding of business. Rupert Soames said members of the government found it hard to put themselves ‘into the shoes’ of running companies. And he said he had never been

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By JOY ADARA, Abuja- Labour Party has extended its warmest congratulations to the Super Falcons, Nigeria’s national women’s The post Labour Party congratulates Super Falcons on WAFCON championship appeared first on National Accord Newspaper...

Interim National Chairperson of the Labour Party (LP), Sen. Nenadi Usman, has declared the party as the only The post Labour Party: We are the sole credible alternative to APC appeared first on National Accord Newspaper...

Kelly Boorman is a partner and head of construction at RSM UK Announcements in the Spending Review demonstrated the government’s ongoing focus on housebuilding as a driver of economic growth, outlining investment of £39bn in affordable and social housing over the next 10 years. Further financial commitments included £10bn financial investment in Homes England to

Labour have been a "crushing disappointment" in government, the Green Party said as it pitched itself as a progressive alternative in its local election campaign launch. ...

Oliver North Tender prices are set to rise on the back of mounting labour costs, according to the latest industry forecast. In its quarterly report on the UK construction market, Mace’s consultancy arm said workforce shortages remained a hurdle for the industry, with labour costs rising by 1.6 per cent in the last quarter of

For anyone who loves the UK, the current economic climate is a hard one to stomach. Low growth, high inflation, consumer confidence dwindling, company liquidations spiraling out of control, and many wealthy individuals seem to be moving to warmer climates with more favourable business environments. The recent 'growth budget' from Chancellor Rachel Reeves seems to