Smoking in outdoor spaces such as pub gardens and sports grounds is set to be banned. It comes as the plans are expected to be unveiled as part of a tougher Tob
Ben Willmott, head of public policy at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), said the FWA, which was pre
In a vast warehouse on the outskirts of Edinburgh, Britain’s most powerful supercomputer, Archer2, hums and purrs.The sprawli
Rachel Reeves has begun laying the groundwork for a tax raid on jobs after public sector pay rises drove a surge in borrowing.T
Mr Abbott highlighted his commitment to Sizewell C shortly after his election to Parliament in July.In a speech to the House of
First quarter growth was 0.7pc, while the second quarter, announced last week, yielded a still healthy 0.6pc. This annualises a
Labour’s deal to end years of rail strikes will include payouts for train drivers who have quit the profession. Rail workers
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, who is spearheading the ‘New Deal’, has said the Government will establish a new watch
Yael Selfin, the chief economist at KPMG UK, says momentum should be maintained for the rest of the year as wages rise faster t
German cement, fertiliser, and steel companies are already in talks to ship CO2 to Norway for storage in the Northern Lights pr
Labour’s victory on the 4 July general election has brought an end to 14 years of Conservative power and with it, the possibility of wholesale po
The government on Sunday released an overview of the spending assessment Reeves commissioned shortly after taking office. She will deliver the complete report t