120,000 new green energy jobs need to be created by 2030 in order for the UK to meet our climate targets, according to a report by the National Grid. 160,000 people who cashed in their final salary pension since 2015 may have been given bad advice. The UK economy had a blast in January: the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) hit 52.4 (anything over 50 represents growth).Following a warning yesterday about its tech tax plans, the chancellor Sajid Javid has said the UK will press ahead with the controversial levy on online giants from April.A government agency has pledged to improve millions of people’s lives by 2030 by boosting financial know-how, after finding that 11.5 million people in the UK have less than £100 in savings and nine million regularly use credit cards and payday loans for essential spending.January started with a bang for the housing market as prices rose at the fastest rate on record for this time of the year, according to Rightmove.Suitcases and sandals at the ready; Brexit will not affect your summer holidays to the EU, according to travel association ABTA.UK film lovers are buying 27% more cinema tickets now than in 2010, and made a total of 176 million trips to the pictures in 2019.Will soon surpass the cost of all payments made to the European Union budget over the past 47 years, according to calculations by Bloomberg Economics.Betting with borrowed money is set to be banned from the 14th April.After being saved from administration a year ago, the airline is in trouble again with survival talks taking place on Sunday to save it amid mounting financial losses.Marks and Spencer has blamed its low Christmas takings on its overestimates of demand for festive food items and...men’s skinny jeans. 
