Reform reshapes British politics, UK borrowing costs hit a 28-year high, 163,000 jobs at risk from rising energy costs, and Henry Moore arrives at Kew. Your week, digested by Dura.
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Energy bills set to rise £202 in July, local elections on Thursday with Reform and the Greens surging, Zurbarán opens at the National Gallery, and Photo London moves to Olympia. Your week, digested by Dura.
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The Bank holds but one member votes to hike, gilt yields breach 5% for the first time since 2008, Cecily Brown opens at the Serpentine, and Carrie Mae Weems arrives in London. Your week, digested by Dura.
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Inflation hits 3.3%, the IMF delivers the UK's biggest G7 growth downgrade, unemployment falls against the odds, and the V&A East opens in Stratford. Your week, digested by Dura.
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Iran peace talks collapse, a US blockade sends oil above $100, March inflation data drops tomorrow, and the V&A heads east this weekend. Your week, digested by Dura.
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A new tax year brings dividend rises and fresh allowances, Making Tax Digital goes live, Schiaparelli opens at the V&A, and women landscape painters get their moment at the Courtauld. Your week, digested by Dura.
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ISA deadline, VCT changes, a widening gender investment gap, and a Dominican artist worth knowing. Your week, digested by Dura.
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The Bank of England holds, UK growth is downgraded, and London's spring art season opens with a string of shows worth your time. Your week, digested by Dura.
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The Strait of Hormuz is in near-total blockade, gilt yields are surging, and mortgage lenders are pulling products. A week that changed the economic picture for 2026. Your week, digested by Dura.
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