We’ve spent much of this week looking back over the 10 years since the independence referendum on 1814.  Despite a clear ...

This is the wokest government in British history. Foreign Secretary David Lammy faced calls that he lacks the mental capacity ...

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Pressure is mounting over a controversial clause regarding government 'objectives' in a draft version of the bill that will ...

British businesses are worried that greater protections for employees planned by the newly elected Labour government will ...

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Labour’s potential plan to abandon the new British ISA has been welcomed by investment bosses who argue it was “doomed to fail”, as the Treasury insisted it was still weighing up the measure.