Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. What’s driving the day in London. By ROSA PRINCE Send tips here | Subscribe for free | Listen to Playbo… Read More

The new issue of Liberator has been posted on the magazine's website in time for the Liberal Democrat Conference. It's issue 419 (September 2023) and you can download it for free.I'll start… Read More

User privacy has become a paramount concern in a world increasingly driven by digital interactions and social media. The Facebook user privacy settlement represents a significant milestone i… Read More

UK Labour can be ‘pro-worker and pro-business’ says shadow education minister UK Labour will be “pro-worker and pro-business”, a shadow minister has said after repo… Read More

Keir Starmer is under pressure to adopt a more radical policy on Brexit ahead of the next election amid polling showing voters are increasingly disillusioned with the UK’s withdrawal… Read More

On Thursday, July 20, 2023, the Conservatives could well be facing defeat in three English constituencies where their MPs have stood down. These are Uxbridge and South Ruislip in west London… Read More

Accounting rules in the United Kingdom are paramount for transparency and accuracy in financial reporting. Knowing these guidelines is a must for businesses functioning in the UK, to keep th… Read More

Net migration to the UK has hit a record high of 606,000, new figures released this morning reveal. The significant surge in legal migration for 2022 has hit the highest level on record, ac… Read More

Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. GOOD MORNING. This is Nick Vinocur, bringing you the euphemism of the day, if not the year: “rapid unsch… Read More

There's a good piece in the Financial Times by Miranda Green today asking whether Ed Davey's determination not to talk about Brexit or post-election deals with Labour is damaging the Liberal… Read More

London: The UK government on Tuesday announced. A new immigration crackdown targeting foreign students. Including Indians, and their visa rights to bring dependent family members into. The… Read More

Badenoch claims retained EU law policy has not changed, because U-turn is just ‘change of approach’ In response to Cash, Badenoch said he had heard her answers before. She said… Read More

Introduction: Sunak to woo corporate Britain with new business forum Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the world economy and the financial markets. UK corporat… Read More

(Bloomberg) — Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt is expected to disappoint investors and his critics in Britain’s ruling party on Friday by dismissing calls for tax cuts, d… Read More

Because events in British politics have been so dramatic, it has been some time since I wrote about Red Wall MPs in England. My last entry was for Marco Longhi in July 2022. Yesterday, I men… Read More

Sign up to our free Brexit and beyond email for the latest headlines on what Brexit is meaning for the UK Sign up to our Brexit email for the latest insight Sir Keir Starmer will sa… Read More

Because the worst financial disaster in a long time squeezes the dominion, Brits are compelled to depend the price of leaving the European Union. Regardless of Brexit as soon as dominat… Read More

The European Union wants Sir Keir Starmer to be the UK’s next Prime Minister, despite his pledge never to rejoin the trade bloc. The Opposition leader is the Brussels favourite to ta… Read More

The future direction of UK plc now looks more likely to come from the Starmer and Reeves emporium than the woeful management of the present Are You Being (Under) Served? government. In the… Read More

From rogue Tory backbenchers to North Sea profits for Putin, in the past year the DeSmog UK team has kept tabs on the people, money and PR machines that work to slow meaningful action on cl… Read More

My most recent post on Liz Truss examined her first two weeks in office as Conservative Party leader and Prime Minister, from September 6th through the 16th. Things had started out so well… Read More