The London Economic

The London Economic (TLE) is an online news platform that started in 2012 as a blog for writers focused on business, economics, and global politics. Over the years, the site has expanded by adding various new sections, making it a popular destination for news, entertainment, and lifestyle content.

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Priti Patel 'met EU officials' in Brussels to advise on migration policy

4 days ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Bill Curtis

Priti Patel has revealed she met with European Union officials in Brussels last month to advise them on migration policy, The London Economic has learnt. The Tory shadow foreign secretary has said she regularly talks to EU leaders due to her experience in government as dozens of European countries search for “remedies” to deal with the migration “crisis”.
Labour MPs launch mass rebellion over Keir Starmer's welfare cuts

4 days ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Bill Curtis

Up to 100 Labour MPs have launched a mass rebellion over the government’s welfare cuts in a major warning sign for Keir Starmer ahead of next Monday’s vote. Led by senior select committee chairs, Labour figures have filed an amendment that declines to pass the PM’s welfare changes and calls for a pause, including for further consultation into the policy and for support to be in place before any changes.
The Happiness Hormones: What They Are and How to Get More of Them

4 days ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Ben Williams

Ever wonder why a sunset makes you feel peaceful, exercise gives you a ‘high,’ or why cuddling feels so good? Our hormones are responsible for these feelings, more specifically our happy hormones. But what are happy hormones and how do you get more of them? Here, we take a detailed look at arguably four of the most well-known happiness hormones: dopamine, serotonin, endorphins, and oxytocin.
David Lammy slams Reform MP for 'swallowing conspiracy theories'

4 days ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Bill Curtis

David Lammy has brutally slammed a Reform MP for “swallowing conspiracy theories” during a statement on the Middle East. The foreign secretary urged Sarah Pochin to “get some help” after she claimed that the government’s disputed decision to hand over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius had influenced Donald Trump’s plans to bomb Iran. Lammy clashed with one of Nigel Farage’s MPs as tensions in the Middle East rise, with the Labour heavyweight telling her to “get off social media”.
Austria for entrepreneurs: A smart move for English-speaking EU business owners

4 days ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Ben Williams

Austria is more than just scenic Alpine landscapes and classical music. For many non-German speaking European entrepreneurs, company formation in Austria offers a strategic gateway into the heart of the European market. With its stable economy, supportive business environment, and central location. One of the biggest benefits of company formation Austria is direct access to the European Common Market.
The Best Hamper Companies in the UK and Worldwide (2025 Guide)

5 days ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Ben Williams

Looking for the perfect hamper in 2025? Whether you’re shopping for a client, a colleague, or a loved one, this guide rounds up the best hamper companies in the UK and abroad—starting with our top pick, WellBox, which comes out on top as the best Hamper Companies thanks to their fabulous selection and their social enterprise business model. Let’s face it, receiving a hamper in the post is one of life’s genuine pleasures.
Fury as Rupert Lowe ordered pet labrador to be shot with rifle

5 days ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Bill Curtis

Ousted Reform MP Rupert Lowe has caused fury as it was revealed he ordered his gamekeeper to shoot his 17 year old labrador in the back of the head with a rifle. The Independent MP has told parliamentary colleagues over recent weeks he took “decisive action” to get his dog killed at his Gloucestershire estate after he had been unwell and lost the use of his back legs.
Forget WW3, GB News reckons smoky bacon crisps are the real problem facing the UK

1 week ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Charlie Herbert

There’s a lot going on in the world at the moment. From rising tensions between various countries and the orange clown in the White House doing his best to crash the world’s economy to the seemingly ever-growing possibility of nuclear war, you’d be forgiven for finding it all a bit much. But Nigel Farage and the folk at GB News seem to think there’s a much greater issue facing our society – smoky bacon crisps.
Is Spread Betting Gambling or Investing? Ethics, Risks and Rewards

1 week ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Ben Williams

In the last few years, more people have chosen spread betting as a way to speculate in financial markets. It gives traders a way to earn from both rising and falling markets, without actually owning the stocks or currencies. Even so, spread betting is considered very risky and feels more like gambling than investing. As a result, people begin to wonder if the industry takes advantage of those who are vulnerable and what protections currently exist.
MPs back legalising assisted dying in England and Wales

1 week ago | thelondoneconomic.com | Charlie Herbert

MPs have voted in favour of legalising assisted dying in England and Wales. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill passed by a narrow margin of just 23 votes in the House of Commons on Friday. The bill will now head to the House of Lords, which it will need to pass through to become law. The vote came after almost three hours of debate in parliament, which saw passionate views raised on both sides.