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Tax pubs on profit not property value, urges Greene King boss

Chain reports £147m loss last year as business rates blamed for accelerating closures

Sales of UK country houses rise as buyers tempted out by lower prices

Deals for homes worth more than £750,000 are up 7% in June over last year with more properties on market

Number of UK job hunters rises at fastest rate since Covid pandemic

Recruitment body blames ‘scar tissue’ left by April tax increases as starting salaries rise only modestly in June

The Guardian view on Brics growing up: A new bloc seeks autonomy – and eyes a post-western order

Editorial: The expanding group of emerging powers is building new rules, new tools and a shared industrial future – with or without Donald Trump

Turn empty London office blocks into ‘late-night party zones’, report suggests

Creative studio says financial districts deserted in working-from-home shift could host revitalised nightlife sector

Macron calls on EU to ‘defend European interests resolutely’ from Trump tariffs

French president says bloc should be ready for trade war after 30% tariff threat but other EU leaders call for calm

UK government announces £63m funding for EV charging infrastructure

Transport secretary promises to make buying electric cars ‘easier and cheaper’ as £700m subsidy package prepared

Why Labour should target happiness alongside economic growth

With the UK still shaking off the psychological side-effects of Covid, Rachel Reeves might want to broaden her aims

‘Short hair is dying out’: 30% rise in cost of UK haircuts, not fashion, is driving the change

‘We’re still in a cost of living crisis’ and men and women want longer-lasting styles, says salon owner Phil Smith

Teach First job applicants will get in-person interviews after more apply using AI

Graduate recruiter says much use of AI goes undetected as specialist says half of candidates are now using it

‘Scamazon’ – how fake emails are targeting Prime subscribers

A surge in messages from fraudsters about automatic renewal at a higher price has prompted Amazon to email 200m users to warn them

‘Workforce crisis’: key takeaways for graduates battling AI in the jobs market

Recruitment is powered increasingly by artificial intelligence but employers still want big (human) brains

Could AI be accelerating slowdown in the UK job market?

Country’s economic woes remain main determinant to work opportunities but technological change is also creeping in

‘An enormous scar’: the battle over solar farms and pylons as Reform UK takes aim at net zero

In the fourth part of a series, we look at how climate orthodoxy is coming under fire in Lincolnshire

English councils urged to install pavement gullies for home charging of electric cars

Scheme aims to stop cables trailing across pavements and encourage drivers to switch to electric vehicles

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  • Tax pubs on profit not property value, urges Greene King boss
  • Sales of UK country houses rise as buyers tempted out by lower prices
  • Number of UK job hunters rises at fastest rate since Covid pandemic
  • The Guardian view on Brics growing up: A new bloc seeks autonomy – and eyes a post-western order
  • Turn empty London office blocks into ‘late-night party zones’, report suggests
  • Macron calls on EU to ‘defend European interests resolutely’ from Trump tariffs
  • UK government announces £63m funding for EV charging infrastructure
  • Why Labour should target happiness alongside economic growth
  • ‘Short hair is dying out’: 30% rise in cost of UK haircuts, not fashion, is driving the change
  • Teach First job applicants will get in-person interviews after more apply using AI
  • ‘Scamazon’ – how fake emails are targeting Prime subscribers
  • ‘Workforce crisis’: key takeaways for graduates battling AI in the jobs market
  • Could AI be accelerating slowdown in the UK job market?
  • ‘An enormous scar’: the battle over solar farms and pylons as Reform UK takes aim at net zero
  • English councils urged to install pavement gullies for home charging of electric cars
  • Trump’s 10% tariff on most UK goods ‘here to stay’, says Lord Mandelson
  • World must be more wary than ever of China’s growing economic power
  • Donald Trump announces 30% tariffs on goods from the EU and Mexico
  • Microdosing: how ‘off-label’ use of weight loss jabs is spreading from US to UK
  • ‘The Co-op won’t defeat me’: Brighton shop owners fight against eviction
  • EU risks breaking international law over Israel gas deal, say campaigners
  • Thames Water spent £136m on securing emergency funding, leaked document suggests
  • Starmer and Reeves promised honesty about public finances. Can they stay the course?
  • Rachel Reeves expected to review pensions auto-enrolment
  • Car finance: Drivers using claims firms could face 36% add-on charge on compensation payouts
  • England’s reservoirs at lowest level for a decade as experts call for hosepipe bans
  • HSBC becomes first UK bank to quit industry’s net zero alliance
  • Supersize me: recreating Pret’s £13 miso salmon super plate at home
  • Enduring confusion is the only certainty amid Trump’s latest tariff threats
  • Rachel Reeves to try to reassure City investors after unexpected UK GDP fall

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