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The Business Secretary met with energy bosses on Monday to discuss the impact of rising global wholesale gas costs on household bills.

The economic costs of the pandemic are mind boggling, yet cannot quantify the value of our lost liberties that we once took for granted

Which are the main elections to watch in Africa in 2022? After several coups, what are the prospects for peaceful transitions to civilian rule?

The scrapping of tariffs on Australian wine and beef is expected to help exporters hit by Chinese trade sanctions.

Employment figures were released by the DWP this week showing the number of people out of work in the North East had dropped by 1,000

Employment figures were released by the DWP this week showing the number of people out of work in the North East had dropped by 1,000

Introduction On 3 February 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, fresh from the triumphant conclusion of Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union and a crushing general election victory, chose the historic setting of the Old Royal Naval College at Greenwich to set out his vision of the country’s new role…

7,703 homes have been sold in Makerfield as leasehold since 2010. The Ground Rents Bill would end ground rents for future leases but does nothing for those already trapped in the scandal of spiralling ground rents.

What baffles is the very glaring omission of India in the list of nations unable to ensure religious freedom

Peter Shreeve says that whilst not yet finalised, there is no doubt that these are cuts to core funding. "They are undesirable cuts and they will hurt"