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Food prices rose at a record rate in the year to November, with meat, eggs, dairy and coffee climbing particularly sharply, new data shows. more

Study by British Chambers of Commerce reveals flagship bill to purge EU laws is low priority for firms.more

Energy companies who have not yet given households on prepayment meters their £400 energy bill discount vouchers will be put under "maximum pressure" to do so, the government has said.more

The boss of the pub chain Fuller's has told the BBC that rail strikes could see Christmas parties cancelled unless there is a "speedy resolution". Simon Emeny also warned that staff who rely on hours and tips over Christmas could suffer if there is a wave of cancelled bookings.more

The British government has confirmed that it will invest £700 million in the construction of the new Sizewell C nuclear power station. the country's energy needs, has become questionable due to budget savings.more

The union representing BT workers has reached an agreement with the company to permanently increase pay. The Communication Workers Union (CWU), whose executive negotiated the deal, is urging its BT members to accept the proposal, which is now being put before members to vote on.more

Russia's economic activity indicators are plummeting. Only the rouble exchange rate is growing - thanks to restrictions on the flow of capital, "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

We must be stronger in defending our values, but not with great rhetoric, but with hard pragmatism, announced British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. He assured that London will support Ukraine as long as it takes, and the golden era in relations with China is over.more

Poland is the largest printing market in the Central and Eastern European region and the fifth largest in the European Union in terms of revenue and number of people employed, according to the eighth edition of the report 'Printing and printed packaging market in Poland'.more

When you want to save on your electricity and gas bills, it is advisable to boil your hoofballs, avoid making chips in the deep fryer and limit your use of the electric kettle - such advice is published in the media in Italy.more

The UK government will allocate an extra £1 billion to insulate the least energy efficient homes, Business and Energy Minister Grant Shapps announced today. This is part of a plan to cut energy demand by 15 per cent by 2030.more

Scientists have no doubt about the harmful effects of smog on health. For the fight for clean air, the energy crisis is both an opportunity and a threat, reports today's 'Rzeczpospolita'.more

A billionaire former Conservative donor has said he would back the party again if the government renegotiates with the EU for a “soft” Brexit trade deal. Guy Hands urged Rishi Sunak to consider a radical move to restart trade talks with Brussels, saying it could help the party win the next general election.more

From 1 January 2023, around one million Belgians will receive a 12 per cent pay rise, costing employers more than €25 billion, according to media reports.more

Further rail strikes have been called in the run-up to Christmas in a dispute over pay, job security and working conditions.more

France and Ireland signed an agreement yesterday in Paris on the construction of the "Celtic Interconnector", which will allow the exchange of electricity supplies between these countries from 2026, the French Ministry of Energy Transition said in a press release.more

Half of Italians have cut back on the use of electric ovens and irons due to high electricity bills. Even more are saving on heating - these are the results of a survey presented in a report on citizens' attitudes towards the energy crisis.more

Poles will spend on average 30 per cent more, but buy less. Cuts will affect trips and gifts, reports "Rzeczpospolita" in today's edition.more

Information campaign to advise on cutting usage as cost of shielding households from soaring bills is set to double in new year.more

Why shouldn't Poland be richer than the UK within a decade or so? - asked the British magazine ''The Critic'' yesterday, pointing out that there are many indicators in which Poland has already caught up or even overtaken the UK.more

There are large discrepancies in the efficiency of municipal waste management in municipalities. Achieving the required recycling levels may be quite a challenge in the coming years, reports today's 'Dziennik Gazeta Prawna'.more

David Davis has has admitted that Brexit has not delivered any ‘major’ economic benefits six years on from the vote to leave the EU.more

The UK will be the second weakest performer of the world’s big economies next year as the global economy continues to suffer the knock-on effects of the biggest energy shock in four decades, a leading international institution has warned.more

Four further strikes of 48 hours each in the run-up to Christmas and New Year will be carried out by British railwaymen, the RMT, the trade union representing rail, sea and road transport workers, announced yesterday.more

Poles have tightened their belts and are saving money on eating out. As a result, outlets are disappearing and even the leading chains are losing customers. McDonald's outlets have lost over 20 per cent of their customers. - reports today's "Rzeczpospolita".more