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Andy Burnham has been appointed the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, forming his cabinet and holding its first meeting to address living costs. In one of his initial decisions, Burnham approved the use of UK military bases for certain US strikes against Iran.
An article explores why the United Kingdom's financial markets appear particularly susceptible to downturns and instability when global or domestic crises emerge.
Stellantis reported a 7.1% increase in European car sales during the first four months of 2026, selling 740,496 vehicles and boosting its market share from 15.5% to 15.8% across the EU, EFTA, and UK markets.
U.S. President Donald Trump claimed productive talks with Iran and postponed military strikes against Iranian power plants, giving Tehran more time, though Iranian agencies have denied any direct or indirect communication and celebrated the delay as a retreat.
An analysis questions why UK markets often bear the brunt when global crises strike.
Santander (SAN.MC) announced its goal to increase its profit to over 20 billion euros by 2028, driven by growth in its US and UK markets, increased customer numbers, and cost savings from IT transformation.