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Government statisticians say the rise was mainly caused by gas and electricity prices

UK inflation has risen to 2.2%, less than feared, while US inflation dipped to 2.9% last month

As more and more giant towers are squeezed in by developers, open spaces and natural light are becoming things of the past, says Guardian architecture critic Oliver Wainwright

Phoenix Group and Schroders will target fast-growing green energy, windfarms, solar, property and small business

The lasting sense here is of a thoroughly impressive paradox: this is a bustling, Basque asador in a shiny, sprawled air hangar of a space

Last Sunday, the queue for Sandwich Sandwich, London’s latest “hype” restaurant, was about 70 people long and promised a waiting time of around 20 to 25 minutes. That translates into standing around for the best part of half an hour, in 27 degree heat, for a £10 sandwich, albeit one…

Labour has enough goodwill with City to increase debt if the money is used for key infrastructure

Site of proposed Atlanta police training center has changed greatly since arrest of protesters charged with racketeering

City Voices: Scandals around supply chain, ethics and corporate culture can blow up and become big issues