Ministers launched a public resilience campaign encouraging households to maintain short-term reserves of essential supplies after scientific forecasts warned that a powerful El...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham told Parliament his government plans to establish Number Ten North to support regional re-industrialisation while pursuing prison reforms covering se...

Siemens Energy said its Newcastle facility will manufacture high-pressure steam turbines and valve casings for Rolls-Royce small modular reactors planned for deployment on Angle...

British homeowners and prospective buyers face higher borrowing costs as government bond yields and swap rates rise amid global market volatility, increasing pressure on househo...

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill argued for clear and decisive interest-rate increases to prevent inflation linked to Middle East energy disruptions from becoming entren...

The National Audit Office said government contingency planning remains insufficient to protect Britain’s food supply from threats including climate-related crop failures, animal...

The British Army temporarily halted several tactical exercises and war games as commanders manage funding shortfalls, fuelling debate over military readiness and the adequacy of...

The Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth left Portsmouth for a three-month deployment in British and European waters, leading NATO Allied Response Force operations an...

Reform UK suspended policy chief James Orr and senior aide Dan Jukes after an undercover investigation alleged they discussed ways to circumvent electoral rules on impermissible...

British ministers reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s claim to the Falkland Islands after Argentine President Javier Milei announced economic sanctions against a British oil company...

PureLifi, a Scottish technology company specialising in data transmission using light waves, has entered administration after exhausting its cash reserves following costly manuf...