British commandos completed three weeks of joint training with US Navy SEALs in Virginia, including vessel seizures, close-quarters operations and integrated maritime exercises ...

Housebuilder Vistry has cut its profit expectations as weaker market conditions and financial pressures deepen concern over the ability of private developers to expand housing s...

The government is funding 159 new mental health facilities across England, including community centres and dedicated emergency departments intended to provide earlier treatment ...

The United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have endorsed UK-led measures to strengthen intelligence sharing and coordinated enforcement against international fraud and...

British companies can now use the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership across all 11 other members after Canada completed ratification, widening...

The government has announced the first major allocations from its £39 billion Social and Affordable Homes Programme, directing nearly £10 billion toward new council, social and ...

Chancellor John Healey pledged to cut the burden of business regulation by 25% during the current parliament and reduce planning, consultation and legal delays affecting major i...

In his first UN General Assembly address as prime minister, Andy Burnham said Britain would pursue greater international cooperation, trade and economic stability while adapting...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has opened fresh discussions with Mauritius and the United States over the future of Diego Garcia, saying any way forward must protect the operation ...

Britain’s immediate agenda is being shaped by four overlapping pressures: a narrowing fiscal margin ahead of the October Budget; a renewed attempt to deepen economic and securit...

The government is seeking to use a larger share of roughly four hundred billion pounds in annual public procurement to support British jobs, skills and strategic industries, alt...