Construction output weakens as gloom persists

Don't listen to the doomsters, London is Silicon Valley's only rival on AI https://t.co/Tm1Yf5HCE0

Unless ministers act soon, the plan to bring 5G to every part of the country by 2030 will be in real trouble. ✍️Thomas Evans on how a law most people have never heard of is about to block a new generation of mobile masts https://t.co/b3B1aDnudl

Over 150 high-rise schemes stuck in limbo as red tape clogs up UK construction

I’m on a train that’s just arrived 10 minutes EARLY into London Euston. Wondering now if on the way we passed through a wormhole the led to an alternative UK.

‘Would you be scared of a Farage premiership?’ ‘I’d be terrified.’ Former Dragon’s Den star @TheoPaphitis worries that Reform’s deportation plan will end with ‘people in balaclavas pulling people off the streets’.

Landowners have threatened to walk away from the scheme after rents were slashed by around 90%.

I’m so shocked by the huge quantity of social media posts and clips of woke left fanatics gleefully celebrating Charlie Kirk’s murder. It’s so brazen, so dehumanised, so disgusting. What the f*ck is wrong with these people? Elon Musk is right - wokeism is an insidious virus.

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Angela Rayner’s successor faces an urgent choice: back the builders or preside over decline ✍️ Steve Mulholland Read more: https://t.co/zcioj0swNP

🔴 Backlash mounts over hosting infrastructure after deal terms plummet 90pc Read more below ⬇️ https://t.co/loaxHXUkBr

Construction firms are ‘lagging behind’ as confidence plummets

Angela Rayner and Keir Starmer:

You think you’ve seen it all on the commute. Bro just pulls out a microwave and ready meal on the train #SpottedOnTheTrain #wtf

Exclusive: Britain’s biggest retailers have warned Rachel Reeves that Labour’s core manifesto pledge to improve living standards will be put at risk if she pushes ahead with further tax rises in her budget Some of Britain’s biggest companies, including Tesco, Sainsbury’s, John

Could more have been done to reduce food price inflation? With news that inflation hit 3.8% in July, Chief Executive of the British Retail Consortium Helen Dickinson says, 'we should put ourselves in the businesses' position', as profit margins are still low post-COVID

'Think a property tax will fix housing? It might just break the market—and the jobs that build our homes'

Reeves’ punitive property tax will hurt London the most

Network Rail cuts maintenance spending after net zero increases electricity costs.

"There is a serious risk that the dysfunction we’ve already seen will only escalate." https://t.co/szmJpdOIzm @_RebeccaMcCurdy