The Competition and Markets Authority has opened a review of Ryanair's policy requiring parents to pay an additional fee to sit beside children under twelve, examining whether t...

Researchers found significant reductions in emergency respiratory and cardiovascular admissions after the introduction of the Ultra Low Emission Zone and Toxicity Charge, streng...

John Swinney unveiled a new export strategy aimed at helping Scottish companies overcome regulatory barriers in the United States and attract investment as Scotland's national f...

The government has removed the waiting period and minimum earnings threshold for Statutory Sick Pay, ensuring lower-paid workers receive 80% of their average weekly earnings fro...

Using new fundraising rules introduced by the Financial Conduct Authority, UK retail investors acquired $364 million worth of SpaceX shares, marking the strongest retail partici...

The British Prime Minister and Irish Taoiseach pledged closer security cooperation and expanded information sharing following a series of attacks in Northern Ireland, describing...

Hospitals across the United Kingdom are expected to postpone routine treatments and focus on emergency care after resident doctors scheduled industrial action from 15 to 19 June...

Economists anticipate the central bank will keep interest rates unchanged at 3.75% next week, although policymakers face growing concern that conflict-driven energy price increa...

Following a public consultation, the government plans to introduce legal restrictions preventing children under sixteen from accessing certain social media services and romantic...

Official data showed the British economy shrank by 0.1% in April as higher oil prices and supply-chain disruption linked to the conflict involving Iran hit both manufacturing an...

John Healey and Armed Forces Minister Alistair Carns stepped down after opposing Treasury limits on defence spending, arguing that the armed forces remain underprepared and prom...