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<strong>Editorial:</strong> A state industrial strategy is needed to reduce carbon output, produce cleaner growth and redistribute jobs around the UK

On April 30, the second phase of Britains new post-Brexit border controls for food imports from the European Union will begin - three years after Britain left the blocs single market and eight years...

Amanda Holden never fails to raise eyebrows and secure headlines when it comes to her choice of outfits when on Britain's Got Talent so here we take a peek at a few of her looks

Last month’s sunny population growth projections from the Office for National Statistics surprised many with their forecast of a sharp upturn after long-standing declines in fertility rates. But it used stale inputs. Demographers warn that the next forecast, using fresher assumptions, will be bleaker.

The head of Britain's post-Brexit trade watchdog has indicated readiness to follow Brussels in investigating Chinese companies flooding the electric car market. However, despite this preparedness, the government has yet to request such an inquiry.

Voters will welcome announcement of what party’s reforms will look like but structural inequalities run deep

After a three-year hiatus, the UK has rejoined Europe’s flagship research and development fund, Horizon Europe. The news has been welcomed with relief by the R&D sector, which keenly felt its exclusion, but uncertainty remains as to whether the UK can regain its leading role within the programme.

Storm Jocelyn is already the 10th storm to hit the UK since September - but why have there been so many? MailOnline takes a closer look.

‘The United States and the United Kingdom have made a strategic mistake with the military attack on Yemen,’ Iran’s foreign minister insists.

Britains parliament is set to vote on Prime Minister Rishi Sunaks bill to allow the government to send asylum seekers who arrive without permission in Britain to Rwanda amid deep divisions in... -January 17, 2024 at 06:42 am EST - MarketScreener