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London mansion linked to Napoleon III goes on sale for £14.5m
Six-bedroom townhouse was originally the home of the third Earl of Malmesbury, and hosted French emperor Napoleon III during his exile in London
What EU goods could be hit by US tariffs?
Cars, pharmaceutical products and food are among top European exports
Why it’s not just the UK’s ultra-rich shifting to Dubai for a better life
Concerns about opportunities, tax and safety are spurring young finance professionals in the City to set their sights on the UAE
Blow to North Sea oil and gas companies in landmark court case
UK court finds in favour of environmental activists fighting to stop development of Rosebank and Jackdaw oil fields
Heathrow third runway plan to get UK economy flying
The controversial scheme now has serious support from the Labour government
UK’s private sector to face ‘significant fall in activity’ in next three months
CBI survey shows companies intend to cut jobs as ‘pessimism was widespread across the private sector’
Critics say UK chancellor’s non-dom tax U-turn does not go far enough
Rachel Reeves plans to relax rules to stem the tide of wealthy individuals leaving the UK
A gathering storm: Forecasting the future of North Sea oil and gas
Donald Trump is calling for the UK to 'open up' offshore drilling - but the British government is determined to stick to a green ban
BP to slash 4,700 jobs in cost-cutting measures
Energy company removing 3,000 contractor roles, as it looks to lower expenditure by at least $2 billion by next year
UK powers up fusion development with £410 million investment
Government aims to fire up clean energy as part of its plan to kickstart economic growth
UK investors told US trumps China as defence opportunities grow
Former foreign secretary William Hague says UK could gain 'carve outs' should Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs become a reality
UK to sign critical minerals partnership with Saudi Arabia
Industry Minister Sarah Jones will sign the deal as part of her visit to the Future Minerals Forum in Riyadh
‘Self-inflicted perfect storm’ fuels UK inflation fears after market turmoil
Soaring bond yields have raised new concerns that interest rates may stay higher for longer, weighing on already dim growth prospects
Spectacular Dubai commissions inspire Rolls-Royce
Rolls-Royce Motors' chief executive sees 'very strong demand' for complex bespoke commissions from the Middle East
UK launches 'green efforts' to salvage its steel industry
As a new Steel Council meets for the first time, experts say that without a more sustainable path, the future of the industry in Britain remains in doubt
