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Global markets have given Trump a clear no-confidence vote - and his fickleness is making the problem worse

2 weeks ago | three.fm | Gurpreet Narwan

The damage it will do is obvious: costs for companies will rise, hitting their earnings. The consequences will ripple throughout the global economy, with economists now raising their expectations for a recession, not only in the US, but across the world. Tariffs latest: FTSE 100 suffers biggest daily drop since COVIDFinancial investors had been gradually re-calibrating their expectations of Donald Trump over the past few months.
UK growth forecast for this year halved, chancellor says

4 weeks ago | three.fm | Faith Ridler

However, the fiscal watchdog said that while growth has been downgraded for this year, it had been upgraded for every year after for the rest of this parliament - which is due to end in 2029. The chancellor said she is "not satisfied with these numbers" as she delivered her long-awaited spring statement in the House of Commons this afternoon. She told MPs: "That is why we on this side of the House are serious about taking the action needed to grow our economy.
Tesla market share slumps across Europe

1 month ago | three.fm | James Sillars

Data covering the EU, Britain and European Free Trade Association (EFTA) nations on Tuesday showed a rise in overall new electric car sales during February, but Tesla lagging its peers. It sold fewer than 17,000 cars compared to over 28,000 in the same month in 2024, with a market share of 1.8% compared to the 2.8% seen 12 months ago. Money latest: What can we expect in the spring statement tomorrow?
Rupert Lowe says Reform leader Nigel Farage 'must never be PM' in latest attack amid leaks of WhatsApp messages

1 month ago | three.fm | Alexandra Rogers

Mr Lowe, now the independent MP for Great Yarmouth, launched his latest attack on Reform's "rotten and deceitful" leadership after a private WhatsApp conversation between Mr Farage and a party activist was leaked to the BBC. In the messages, Mr Farage is alleged to have called Mr Lowe "disgusting" and "contemptible" after he gave an interview to the Daily Mail that was critical of his leadership.
The Reform row: What has happened and what has been said?

1 month ago | three.fm | Alexandra Rogers

Rupert Lowe, the Reform MP for Great Yarmouth, lost the party whip over the weekend, meaning he will now sit as an independent MP in the Commons. It is a setback for party leader Nigel Farage, who has been on a mission to "professionalise" Reform as it seeks to capitalise on its position in the polls - which only a month ago gave the party a lead over Labour and the Conservatives for the first time. But how did the row start, and what now for Mr Lowe?
Poundland up for sale as budget tax hike looms

1 month ago | three.fm | James Sillars

Poland-based Pepco Group said on Wednesday that it was examining all options for the 825-strong chain, including a sale. But the company later told the Reuters news agency that it had received interest from potential buyers. Money latest: Why are there no bananas in Tesco? Sky News revealed in January that Pepco had drafted in City advisers to explore options for the Poundland business amid strong competition in a crowded bargain space and weak demand for its product ranges.
Mike Amesbury: MP jailed for punching constituent in street walks free after appealing against prison sentence

1 month ago | three.fm | Alix Culbertson

The sentence handed to him on Monday will now be suspended for two years. It means the Runcorn and Helsby MP will not be jailed, unless he commits any more crimes within that time. Politics latest: I can trust Trump, says StarmerHonorary Recorder of Chester Judge Steven Everett, sitting with two magistrates, also ordered Amesbury to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work, undertake a 120-day alcohol monitoring requirement, go on an anger management course and carry out 20 days of rehabilitation work.
Northern Civic Amenity Site to close at the end of March

1 month ago | three.fm | Emma Draper

There’s been a long dispute about the funding of the site between the joint committee which runs the board, Bride Commissioners which pulled outlast April, and the Department of Infrastructure. Bride’s decision to leave left an ‘irreconcilable operational funding gap’, according to Ramsey, which it says has been ‘impossible to resolve’. Ramsey Commissioners says the future provision of an amenity site now rests with the DOI and is ‘hopeful’ a resolution will be found.
Calls for compensation after hundreds of doctors received wrong exam results in 'atrocious' and 'life-altering' error

2 months ago | three.fm | Niamh Lynch

Some 222 doctors who had previously been told they passed the Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians Part 2 Written Examination have now been informed that they had failed. Another 61 doctors were told that they had failed when they had actually passed the September 2023 exam. The total number of doctors affected amounts to around one-fifth of the 1,451 candidates who sat the exam. The Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians has said the error is due to a "data processing issue".
Surprise boost for retail as food sales see biggest jump since start of pandemic

2 months ago | three.fm | Sarah Taaffe-Maguire

It's the first growth since August and follows a fall of 0.6% in the key shopping month of December, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures. There has not been an increase of this size since May. It came as food shop sales rose 5.6% - the highest amount since March 2020 when COVID-19 lockdowns began.