The Department for Transport awarded the Merchant Navy Medal to 11 seafarers, including Captain Martel Fursdon and Captain Joe Furness, recognising contributions to maritime ser...

Consumer group Which? created a bogus Booking.com listing for 10 Downing Street that remained active for two months, raising questions about the platform’s procedures for verify...

BP is appointing a new chair as the British energy major seeks to restore investor confidence after a period of boardroom instability and strategic uncertainty amid volatile oil...

Aberdeen City Council sold 25 hydrogen buses while recovering only six pence for every pound originally invested, highlighting the financial risks local authorities face when ex...

The Met Office said summer 2026 was provisionally the warmest ever recorded in the United Kingdom, with a mean temperature of 16.5 degrees Celsius and conditions made about 130 ...

First Minister John Swinney’s 2026-2031 programme commits Scotland to ending the use of unsuitable temporary housing for families and maintaining a target of 111,000 affordable ...

Norwegian oil and gas producer DNO has agreed to buy Edinburgh-based Capricorn Energy for $396 million, beating rival bidder Genel and shifting control of the company’s North Se...

Uber and British artificial intelligence company Wayve have begun operating supervised autonomous rides in London using modified Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles, marking an early c...

The United Kingdom is expected to be spared a new round of tariffs being prepared by President Donald Trump against the European Union over penalties imposed on American technol...

Escalating conflict between Iran and the United States is driving up global energy prices and British household bills, with the notes estimating a potential £2,400 financial imp...

The British Chambers of Commerce expects economic growth to remain around 1% through 2027, with inflation forecast to reach 3.6% by year-end and youth unemployment projected to ...