Interest rates: UK borrowers are facing a serious reality check
Latest Bank of England rise offers little hope to generation of homebuyers weaned on ultra-cheap mortgages
Kwarteng had ‘all the advice’ but disregarded warnings on mini-budget, MPs told
Treasury officials tell select committee they set out impacts of £45bn plan for former chancellor
A Labour win is now looking likely at the next general election, but at what cost?
If the party loses its integrity and will to change the country along the way, it will snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
Fears for UK economy after manufacturing sector shrinks by 4%
Industry body Make UK says ‘no sugar-coating poor outlook’ for next year and ‘possibly beyond’
Liz Truss and I ‘got carried away’ writing mini-budget, admits Kwasi Kwarteng
Sacked chancellor says he and ex-PM failed to consider political and economic consequences
Is the UK really facing a second winter of discontent?
Comparisons with 1979 are misleading – strikes over pay now are smaller in scale and focus, and stoked by inflation
Labour unveils funding shake-up to help turn UK into global startup hub
Party to give British Business Bank greater independence to raise capital in latest move to cement growing pro-business reputation
RBA interest rates: Reserve Bank raises official cash rate to 3.1%, the eighth increase in as many months
More pain for borrowers with interest rates to rise again after central bank lifts cash rate 25 basis points to the highest level since the end of 2012
Sunak’s government ‘going backwards’ on green economy, says CBI
Business bosses ‘confused and disappointed’ by PM’s lack of growth plan in face of recession
Health and wealth divides in UK worsening despite ‘levelling up’ drive, report finds
Exclusive: economic inactivity due to sickness at highest level since records began, with north, Wales and Northern Ireland disproportionately affected
Timetable of trouble: the wave of strikes set to hit the Tories this winter
Rampant inflation and government policy has brought matters to a head: so where is disruption going to hit and what are the unions asking for?
The journey towards a fairer Britain starts now
Labour will, says its leader, set the country on a more dynamic path by handing powers to cities and regions and reining in the unaccountable cliques of Westminster – beginning on Monday
The Tories know the game is up, even if the City of London doesn’t
With faith in Labour economic policies on the rise, and staunch voters losing faith, the next election will not be another 1992
England and Wales’s broken water system can be fixed – here’s what to do first
The water companies and regulators must act, alongside changing consumer behaviour and tackling pollution at source, says Dieter Helm, former chair of the Natural Capital Committee
UK house prices fall at fastest pace since 2020 amid fallout from mini-budget
Nationwide warns inflation and rising interest rates will weigh down housing market