Labour is facing furious criticism after tougher laws allowing adults who sexually abuse children to face rape charges and potential life sentences have still not been brought into force, amid ...
Up to 2,500 head office and support jobs are set to disappear from Royal Mail as the 500-year-old postal service attempts to strip out duplication, cut costs and drag itself back towards financial ...
The Type 31 frigate programme's budget must be reset for inflation, the MOD admits. Ministers will not say when, by how much, or whether the ships will still arrive on time.
BRITISH scientists are developing a new generation of technology, including artificial intelligence, rapid MRI scans, blood tests and at-home monitoring, which could dramatically speed up the ...
Television presenter and farmer says he is looking into opening a second pub but that it would not be in Britain, as he questions why anyone would start a business in the country.
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Burnham accused of kicking defence spending decision into long grass as threats to Britain grow
Labour is facing fresh questions over Britain’s defence spending after reports suggested Andy Burnham is preparing to postpone a major spending review, potentially delaying crucial decisions over how ...
Lambeth is set to become the first London council to trial a four-day week, its Green leader has confirmed, putting a borough that is struggling to balance its books at the centre of a national ...
The Home Secretary has said Britain is ‘not in control’ of the Channel border and that criminal gangs conduct the ‘sifting’ of migrants preparing to cross in northern France. She also said almost ...
BT has stepped in to rescue collapsed broadband provider TalkTalk, protecting millions of connections and hundreds of jobs.
The Treasury has transferred £110.72bn to the Bank of England since October 2022 to cover losses on quantitative easing, a parliamentary answer shows. The OBR expects a further £57.4bn in the three ...
Four of the British Army's most senior former officers have accused the Government of "duplicity" over its Troubles legislation, alleging that the legacy framework agreed with Dublin and the wider ...
No Answer Andy’s Circus, Brexit Is Back, the Migrant Deal Is Dead and Apparently Your Pint Is Far Right. Welcome back, dear readers, to another riotous week beneath Westminster’s Big Top of Blunders, ...
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