The UK government has committed £1.25bn in public funding to support Rolls-Royce in the development of a next-generation engine for single-aisle commercial aircraft. This financial support was announced within the
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A significant disagreement is emerging within the Labour cabinet regarding the approval of the Rosebank oil field. Reports indicate that ministers are split on whether to grant the project the
The UK government intends to make an unprecedented intervention in the setting of water bills, directing utility companies to prioritise cost reductions and infrastructure repairs. Angela Eagle, the environment secretary,
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has issued a final rule to implement the Genius Act, providing long-awaited guidance for banks and other regulated entities that hold, issue
British energy firm Fuse has entered the artificial intelligence infrastructure market, asserting that its direct control over electricity supply enables it to construct data centres more rapidly than competitors facing
International governments and cyber-security agencies have issued urgent warnings to organisations worldwide following the discovery of two critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language. The flaws, which affect a significant
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has instructed government officials to discard existing strategies for addressing the financial crisis at Thames Water and instead develop more radical policy options. This directive represents
Local governments across the United States are implementing new rules to restrict the operation of autonomous vehicles, a move driven by frustration with the lack of federal legislation. Municipalities and
The International Monetary Fund has advised the British government to prioritise reductions in pension and welfare spending over increasing taxes on the banking sector. Helge Berger, the deputy director of
Helen Whately, the shadow pensions minister, has issued a stark warning to Andy Burnham, stating that he will live to regret the decision to scrap the triple lock on the
Applications for onshore wind projects in England have begun to increase significantly following the removal of a de facto ban on new development. Government data indicates that 45 applications were
The Federal Court of Australia has ruled that a heritage protection order issued in 2024, which effectively stalled the development of the McPhillamys goldmine in New South Wales, is legally
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has stated that the government will adopt a pragmatic approach to strengthening relations with the European Union. This declaration was made just two weeks after the
Senior executives from Stellantis and Renault have called for the United Kingdom to be included in the European Union’s proposed industrial protection measures, while simultaneously urging the British government to
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned that soaring inflation presents a more significant challenge to the government’s finances than rising borrowing costs. The think tank suggests that the Chancellor
Andrew Bailey, the governor of the Bank of England, has called on Chancellor John Healey to deliver a budget that reassures financial markets. This appeal comes after United Kingdom medium-term