Since 2019-20, the proportion of all renters who expected to buy a property has decreased from 45% to 42% in 2024-25. The ...

Taking an axe to jury trials will do nothing to address the court backlog Juries are an excellent way of involving ordinary ...

One of the many negative unintended consequences of the Employment Rights Bill is that moving between jobs will become far ...

But the British Left is distracted with other things, such as obsessing about the non-issue of wealth inequality. Wealth is ...

Global inequality is of course vastly higher than any one in-country inequality. But that one’s easy – we’ve rich countries ...

Abolishing most jury trials is about the most authoritarian thing mooted by any government in our lifetimes. And yet the same ...

After the Dutch discovered the Groningen field in 1959, exploration commenced in the North Sea. Britain’s first discovery was ...

While it had its moment in the spotlight, the report was quickly buried by the chaos in the run-up to and following the ...

Labour have left builders guessing on tax, skills policy and investment rules Today’s S&P UK construction data should set ...

When this Government is dead and buried, Rachel Reeves will be remembered for many things: a religious commitment to the bob, ...

The movement did not have the slickest start in that Sultana seemed not to have informed her ‘co-leader’ of the announcement.

Keir Starmer has formally accepted the recommendations of the new Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce (NRT), setting the stage for a ...