Britain’s health service faces the prospect of further disruption as nurses are expected to overwhelmingly reject a 36 per cent pay rise offered by ministers. With the Royal College of
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The UK government’s borrowing increased dramatically in June, reaching £20.7 billion. This figure surpassed analysts’ expectations, which had estimated a borrowing of £17.5 billion. The Office for National Statistics (ONS)
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is under mounting pressure as she navigates a complex economic landscape. Her recent remarks have ignited debates surrounding potential tax increases and the looming threat of capital
The government is set to resurrect the pensions commission to investigate the looming crisis in retirement incomes, with as many as 15 million people in Britain currently under-saving for their
Labour has reignited its pledge to lower the voting age to 16, a move Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has described as essential to restoring trust in democracy. The announcement,
Fresh analysis reveals that individuals receiving sickness benefits could potentially take home more than workers earning minimum wage, sparking renewed debate about Britain’s welfare system. The Centre for Social Justice
A significant sell-off in global bond markets has gained momentum following the passing of President Trump’s sweeping tax bill through the US House of Representatives. The controversial legislation, which adds
The UK government has confirmed a £1 billion funding deal to construct a major electric vehicle battery plant in Sunderland. The “gigafactory” will be developed by AESC, a company owned
Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur and head of Tesla, has announced plans to reduce his involvement with the United States government’s Department of Government Efficiency (DoGE). After months of spearheading
Brighton is set to transform its electric vehicle charging infrastructure with a landmark investment that positions the city as a leader in on-street recharging across the UK. The local council
Labour’s recent welfare reforms are anticipated to result in an increase of 400000 individuals who will be classified as unfit for work by the end of the decade. Government figures
The government has unveiled sweeping reforms to the welfare system in an effort to save £5 billion, aiming to address the sharp rise in sickness and disability benefit claims. Over
The UK government’s plan to support onshore wind power growth in Scotland beyond 2030 has raised significant concerns among key developers. Despite projections that onshore wind capacity in Scotland will
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is currently navigating a period of turbulence amid a proposed restructuring plan by former President Donald Trump. The upheaval follows the resignation of Postmaster
In a significant shift in British banking ownership, the UK government has relinquished its position as the primary shareholder in NatWest, marking a pivotal moment in the bank’s post-financial crisis
A costly government venture to create a £3.5 billion rival to Disneyland on the Thames Estuary has resulted in a £5 million loss for British taxpayers. The Future Fund, a
