Steel bosses warn ‘back door’ loophole in UK trade rules could lead to job cuts and closures
New measures will protect Tata and British Steel but allow foreign pre-made parts into the UK, say industry bosses
How many sweeteners does JP Morgan need to build an office in Canary Wharf?
US bank will get deal it doesn’t really need as it would be far too embarrassing for Treasury to see investment sail away
Families hardest hit by energy crisis could be given funds dispensed by councils in England
As Iran war continues, ministers debate several options for extending support to households
Glasgow arts hub tenants condemn ‘unsustainable’ rent rises by landlord
City Property, which manages buildings for council, accused of ‘coercive and unfair’ increases and issuing eviction notices
War in Iran erodes the chancellor’s headroom and exposes the UK’s fragility
Rachel Reeves boasts of the £23bn she has built up against her fiscal rules but now she – or any future steward of the economy – has little space to manoeuvre
First sugar-free Easter on UK TV as chocolate ads are pushed past 9pm
Ban on junk food adverts has cut advertising spend and prompted a debate over the policy’s impact
Ministers should ‘start doing stuff’ to help farmers and cut fuel costs, says Asda boss
Allan Leighton predicts food prices will inevitably rise, as group’s full-year profits dive by a third to £764m
Ministers vow to spend record £8.4bn on road maintenance in England
Move is part of £27bn five-year investment plan for A-roads and motorways, with almost a third going on work such as resurfacing
Starmer tells Travelodge boss to engage with MPs over sexual assault case
PM tells Jo Boydell of concerns about her lack of availability to discuss how staff gave man access to victim’s room
UK CO2 plant to reopen amid fears Iran war could lead to shortage
Teesside site mothballed in September given £100m by government to restart production for at least three months
Here’s the danger: if Labour doesn’t offer a radical solution to the energy-price crisis, others will
Money-off vouchers won’t do. Instead, the government needs to offer a lasting vision for energy security – because we already know what Reform’s is, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew
What are the rules on cryptocurrency donations to UK political parties?
Temporary ban on crypto donations is being introduced after review into countering foreign interference in politics
‘Doge of the left’ could save UK taxpayers up to £30bn, says new green thinktank
Report by Verdant says rooting out waste, fraud and tax avoidance would save money that could help improve public services
UK inflation held at 3% before global energy price hit from Iran war
February annual rate in line with expectations, but Food and Drink Federation fears it is ‘calm before storm’
UK offers to host international summit on reopening strait of Hormuz
Defence chiefs have been discussing how they might unblock the conduit for about a fifth of the world’s oil supplies