The House of Lords began the report stage of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill on Monday. The new rules will cover medium and large IT service providers and data centres, and serious incidents will have to be reported within 24 hours. We explain what it means for small businesses.
Self-employed people and landlords with turnover above £50,000 must send their second quarterly update to HMRC by 7 November. From April 2027 the threshold falls to £30,000. We compare three ways to handle Making Tax Digital and suggest what to choose.
We checked three popular claims about identity verification at Companies House. Online verification is free, the deadline depends on the confirmation statement date, and the first court fines have already been imposed. We explain what is confirmed and what to do now.
TIME magazine’s year-long TIMECO2 programme brings together business leaders, climate experts and innovators. January – Davos, April – the Earth Awards, September – New York Climate Week, December – the COP climate summit. We explain what the programme is about.
Removing CO2 from the air, cutting emissions, protecting forests and backing innovation – these are the four project categories in Planet Portfolio, a TIMECO2 programme from TIME magazine. We explain how it works and what a small Polish business in the UK can take from it.
A typical rooftop system costs around £7,600 and pays for itself in 9–12 years, depending on the region. Using Energy Saving Trust data, we explain in plain English how to work out whether it pays, how much you get for power sold to the grid and what to watch out for.
A grant of up to £3,750, ranges of over 400 miles and ever cheaper models. We checked the rankings of British experts and the rules of the Electric Car Grant. We explain in plain English who an EV makes sense for, who should wait – and which cars we would choose.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk has wrapped up his visit to India. The Polish delegation signed 13 agreements, and more than 100 Polish firms are seeking contracts in IT, space technology and mining. India is to back Poland’s permanent presence in the G20, and Poland has been invited to the next G20 summit in the United Kingdom.
Defra wants to phase out stunning pigs with high concentrations of CO2 in British abattoirs and replace it with argon or automated electrical stunning. The consultation runs until 21 December 2026. The change will affect meat plants, their staff, and suppliers of equipment and gases.
Bulgaria’s incumbent president Iliana Iotova, an advocate of dialogue with Russia, won the first round with 34.76%. Pro-European Andrey Gyurov took 31.94%. The result will be decided in a run-off on 1 November. We explain what it could mean for EU policy on Ukraine and for business.
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