By Fidelis News | 16 July 2025 | UK News – Economic Update UK inflation rose to 3.6% in June, reaching its highest level since January 2024 and surprising both analysts and the markets. Driven by increasing costs in food, transport, and services, the latest inflation figures are prompting renewed scrutiny of the Bank of…
The UK launched a secret relocation programme after a Ministry of Defence data breach exposed over 33,000 Afghan allies. Over 4,500 have already been evacuated, but legal and political fallout continues.
A story recently surfaced on outlets like Courage Media, claiming anonymous intelligence warnings of an “imminent jihadist attack” in the UK around 10 July 2025. However, no credible confirmation appears from established UK or international security sources. 🕵️ What We Know – Credible Intelligence Sources Reuters, quoting the UK Parliament Intelligence & Security Committee’s latest…
The UK government has officially abandoned its plan for zonal electricity pricing, opting instead for a uniform national rate as part of broader reforms aimed at advancing clean energy and protecting consumers. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband confirmed the decision today, citing fairness and investor stability as key factors. 🇬🇧 What Was Zonal Pricing? Under zonal pricing,…
Many UK regions outside London are viewed as “junk bond” level by investors, according to new research. Experts call for local banking reform to boost regional growth.
Starmer and Macron agree pilot migrant deal to return 50 migrants per week to France, while accepting asylum seekers with UK family ties.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faced a confrontational yet composed session at Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) today as he rebuffed renewed calls for a wealth tax while defending his broader economic and public service agenda. 💰 Wealth Tax Debate Sparks Tension Opposition leader Kemi Badenoch pressed Starmer on Labour’s tax strategy, asking: “Will you rule out…
UK schools warn that funding for free school meals is falling short, with caterers cutting portions as the government plans a major expansion in 2026.
French President Macron and King Charles declare renewed cooperation on defence, migration and Ukraine during Macron’s UK state visit.
Over the past five years, Britain has undergone a dramatic shift in broadband infrastructure—accelerating full-fibre (FTTP) coverage from 12% in January 2020 to 78% by mid-2025, according to Ofcom and independent statistics . This transformation is anchored in a 2021 regulatory overhaul that broke BT Openreach’s infrastructure monopoly. By granting alternative providers (altnets like CityFibre…