The Advertising Association says proposed changes to the nutrient profiling model could restrict advertising for more food products and put as much as £1 billion in annual media...

Number Ten North has begun discussions with Cornwall Council and local MPs on a devolution agreement that would transfer greater responsibility for transport, public services an...

The House of Commons is considering legislation that would set the Sovereign Grant at £99.9 million for 2027-28 while changing how the Crown’s share of Crown Estate net revenue ...

The Trades Union Congress wants the government to introduce an energy social tariff for low- and middle-income households, financed by reversing reductions in the bank surcharge...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reiterated that another Scottish independence referendum will not be permitted, rejecting a formal meeting request from First Minister John Swinn...

Peers have begun reviewing legislation that would extend voting rights to 16- and 17-year-olds, introduce automatic voter registration and allow bank cards to be used as photogr...

Anthropic said its Claude artificial intelligence model was used in malicious activity involving biological and conventional weapons development, Russia-linked cyber espionage a...

The Institute of Directors has called on Chancellor John Healey to protect investment and restore policy predictability, warning that weak capital spending and subdued business ...

Higher 10-year government bond yields and rising debt-servicing costs have reduced the Treasury’s fiscal headroom to roughly £13 billion, increasing pressure on ministers to mak...

The United Kingdom economy expanded 0.4% in July, beating forecasts, as stronger services and computer programming activity helped lift annual growth to 1.6%, according to the O...

The Department for Education pledged to improve financial guidance for university graduates following criticism of complex repayment rules and rising interest costs in the stude...