For too long, the UK press have bullied people, harassed grieving families, and destroyed lives, all to sell papers. We’ve all seen the heartbreaking consequences. They’ve hacked phones, listened to ...

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Pat McFadden says U-turn will change calculations, as IFS says tax rises in autumn look increasingly likely

European leaders are walking a tightrope between condemning Tehran’s nuclear program while calling for restraint.

Office for Budget Responsibility’s forecast of a 4 per cent productivity loss from leaving the EU has been largely borne out, says top economist

Prime minister says there is ‘risk of escalation’ in region and beyond after US attacks on three nuclear sites

It comes after Sky News unearthed a report showing Post Office lawyers knew of faults in the software nearly three decades ago.

Professor John Robertson OBA Thanks to rtpscott for alerting me to this: In the Press & Journal, rarely sympathetic to the independence cause, yesterday: How much is transmitted? How much more …

The target is said to be administrative costs - but unions have challenged ministers to be upfront about what areas of work they are prepared to sacrifice as a result.

Keir Starmer has been dealt a fresh blow to his living standards pledge in advance of the spring statement

Nuffield Trust says supply chains have shifted, with drugs for epilepsy and cystic fibrosis among those now scarce Drug shortages in the UK have risen to their worst level for four years, official figures show, with Brexit considered a key reason so many medications are scarce. Drug companies notified the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) about disruptions to supply 1,938 times during last year – the highest number since the 1,967 seen in 2021. Continue reading...