LONDON, June 30 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Dan Turnbull, Senior Director of Markets at the CMA, said:   While there is uncertainty over how global events will impact the price of oil, our report shows fuel margins remain high compared to historic levels despite lower prices at the pump in recent months. The government committed to launching a 'fuel finder' scheme following our recommendation to help drivers compare real time prices and boost compe...
LONDON, June 30 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * The FCA today published draft rules for a new regime of targeted support to enable firms to do more to support consumers with investing and managing their pensions. * As part of the Mansion House package on 15 July, the government will publish a policy note on proposed legislative changes to enable the future implementation of targeted support. The government and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) are condu...
LONDON, June 30 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * New Fast Track Process to enhance the review of newbuild applications, unblock delays and boost sector confidence   * Measures will help delivery of 1.5 million safe, high-quality homes and speed up remediation  * Reforms pave the way for the creation of a single construction regulator, as recommended by the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Delays to building new high-rise homes will be unblocked thr...
LONDON, June 30 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * Second meeting to focus on bringing theenergy grid up to speedto power the next wave of AI breakthroughs. * Major tech and energy companies to attend, following £2 billion to accelerate the use of AI in boosting productivity and growth across the UK. * Comes in addition to reforming the connections process so data centres can quickly get up and running - increasing investment and speeding up breakthroughs ...
LONDON, June 30 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * Terms of reference for the first comprehensive review of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment in a decade to be published today. * Comes alongside draft regulations for the new Right to Try Guarantee - enshrining protections in law for disabled people and people with health conditions who want to try work. * Reforms to deliver greater certainty, independence, and dignity for disabled people, while...
LONDON, June 29 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * Reducing daily intake by just 50 calories could lift 340,000 children and 2 million adults out of obesity * Reforms part of the shift from sickness to prevention in the forthcoming 10 Year Health Plan * A healthy nation means less strain on the NHS, helping drive down pressure on waiting lists as part of the Plan for Change. Food retailers and manufacturers will "make the healthy choice the easy choice" in a w...
LONDON, June 29 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * Backed by £11.78 million - including £6.78 million from the UK Government and £5 million from Tata Steel UK. * Part of £80 million announced by the Transition Board just 10 months A new £11.78 million fund will soon be available to businesses in Port Talbot and the surrounding area to help them grow, create high-quality jobs, and attract long-term investment. The Economic Growth and I...
LONDON, June 29 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Businesses and consumers to benefit as Minister visits Taiwan to boost investment and exports following Trade Strategy * Visit follows the UK Trade Strategy published this week focused on aligning trade policy with growth-driving sectors. * Emerging sectors to benefit as Trade Minister Douglas Alexander to witness signing of the UK-Taiwan Enhanced Trade Partnership pillars. * Trade talks to take place chaired by...
LONDON, June 29 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Thousands of families across the country are already benefitting from the government's flagship free breakfast club programme, with two million meals served in its first term. The programme, which is set to give parents almost 100 hours back each year and save up to £450 in childcare costs, is one in a number of government measures to back working families, with new data revealing the benefits felt by paren...
Pune, Maharashtra, June 28 -- As technology rapidly evolves, many consumers find themselves eyeing the latest smartphone models, yet the upfront cost often proves to be a significant barrier. That's where Bajaj Markets steps in, showing how the Bajaj Finserv Insta EMI Card is changing the game. The card makes cutting-edge smartphones more affordable. Buying a new phone typically means a hefty one-time payment or grappling with confusing credit options. But EMI cards offer a simple, budget-frien...