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

First Minister John Swinney has appointed Alyn Smith as Scotland’s minister for innovation, technology and tertiary education following a reshuffle in the devolved government.

Four imprisoned activists associated with Palestine Action have filed High Court challenges against the severity of terrorism-related sentences imposed after protests targeting ...

PwC says nearly half of households in Great Britain live in areas where economic growth has not translated into improved quality of life, underscoring gaps between London and th...

The Department for Business and Trade has published a new enforcement list identifying hundreds of employers that failed to pay statutory minimum wages, with affected workers ow...

The UK government has announced a £400 million loan investment in the Tropical Forest Forever Facility alongside Brazil, aiming to provide long-term financial incentives for cou...

The Department for Transport has confirmed that the £2 maximum single bus fare will remain in place throughout 2027 as part of the government’s cost-of-living support for commut...

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has urged British nationals to exercise heightened caution as military tensions involving the United States and Iran affect regi...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham defended his regional devolution and economic measures during his first appearance at Prime Minister’s Questions, facing Conservative criticism over ...

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has replaced Mel Stride with Andrew Griffith as shadow chancellor and appointed Tom Tugendhat shadow foreign secretary as the party reshapes it...