Plans have advanced for the UK’s largest solar farm to date, bringing together renewable energy ambitions and mounting local opposition. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has given the green light to
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Nikolay Storonsky, billionaire chief executive of Revolut and one of Britain’s wealthiest entrepreneurs, has moved his residency from London to the United Arab Emirates, underlining mounting concerns about an exodus
The Conservative Party has intensified its campaign against Nigel Farage and Reform UK, branding them as a party marching leftwards on economics while reaffirming their own stance on fiscal responsibility
The UK’s approach to migration and asylum is entering a new phase as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announces significant reforms designed to tighten settlement rights and address rising pressures
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce a major transformation of the NHS with the unveiling of a new virtual hospital service. During his speech at the Labour
Downing Street is preparing measures to ease the financial burden of soaring household energy bills, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves considering removing VAT from fuel bills. Reeves has reportedly tasked officials
Peter Mandelson has been dismissed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer from his post as ambassador to the United States following the revelation of undisclosed links and correspondence with disgraced financier
President Emmanuel Macron’s government has been plunged into crisis after the ousting of his prime minister François Bayrou. The 74 year old Bayrou was ejected from office following a humiliating
Narendra Modi arrived in China radiating confidence, appearing remarkably comfortable alongside both Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin at a recent regional security summit. His warmth with two of the world’s
Questions persist over the deputy prime minister Angela Rayner’s property deals, as tax specialists scrutinise whether she was right to claim a £40000 stamp duty reduction on the £800000 flat
Pressure is mounting on the British government as senior political figures across the spectrum urge withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights ECHR to address the escalating migration crisis.
The Home Office’s obligation to meet the human rights of asylum seekers by providing hotel accommodation has taken centre stage at the Court of Appeal, with significant implications for both
Senior figures within the Labour Party are intensifying calls for urgent reform of the European Convention on Human Rights in response to the ongoing migration crisis. Jo White, leader of
British manufacturers are facing an unexpected surge in costs after President Trump introduced a 25 per cent tariff on finished goods containing steel and aluminium exported to the United States.
Dozens of local councils across Britain are actively preparing legal measures to end the government’s use of hotels to house migrants, spurred by a crucial High Court decision in Epping
The world’s most influential central bankers are gathering this week in Jackson Hole Wyoming drawing the full gaze of global financial markets and the White House. All eyes rest upon
