The Financial Services and Markets Bill continues to face scrutiny in the House of Lords as peers examine proposals that would expand ministerial authority over banking regulati...

New forecasts indicate that a 13 percent rise in the upcoming energy price cap in July is likely to keep UK inflation above the Bank of England’s target for the remainder of 202...

More than 67 percent of people in the UK now use wearable devices or AI-powered apps to monitor at least one aspect of their health, reflecting a shift toward personalised self-...

Analysis from The King’s Fund shows falling vacancy rates in social care are driven by rising overseas recruitment, while the number of British workers in the sector has dropped...

A Nuffield Trust report says UK health spending reached £242 billion in 2024–25, but warns budget stability remains fragile as the system continues to absorb long-term cost pres...

Reform UK MP Lee Anderson is expected to raise concerns in an adjournment debate over surplus arrangements in the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme, seeking greater trans...

A separate e-petition with over 100,000 signatures is being debated in Parliament, urging the government to fund inclusion of spinal muscular atrophy in routine NHS newborn scre...

Westminster Hall is set to debate a public e-petition signed by more than 118,000 people calling for an inquiry into the extent of pro-Israel influence on UK political processes...

UK Finance data shows the economy expanded by 0.6 percent in the first quarter of 2026, although concerns are rising that the Middle East conflict is beginning to weigh on SME c...

The Financial Services and Markets Bill has entered committee scrutiny in the House of Lords, including proposals that would grant ministers expanded authority to amend legislat...

The Armed Forces Bill is moving through its final stages in the House of Commons, with provisions to establish a Defence Housing Service, strengthen counter-drone capabilities, ...