Every immigration minister has experienced it. One day you are facing demands for tighter rules, lower net migration and ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access information on a device and to provide personalised ads and content, ad and ...

Motor finance, mortgage rule review work and Consumer Duty feature prominently in the work plans for this strategic priority. Firms should note ...

How do we navigate workplace attraction without shame or sabotage? There are 3 grounded responses, from avoidance to alchemy.

Members of Scotland’s largest local government union have warned they could take strike action in a dispute over pay ... the current CPI rate of inflation and protecting services and jobs. “We must be ...

Although it will no longer be taking direct action, it will continue to speak in court for what it calls its “political prisoners” and call out anti-protest laws in the UK. The announcement ...

LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - Britain's Royal Society has decided the scientific academy will not take any action against a famous ... category UK's Halfords names new boss, sees annual profit ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The UK’s Royal Society will take no disciplinary action against its fellow Elon Musk over complaints ...

The UK’s largest-ever road tunnel is set to be built after an £8.3billion plan was given the go-ahead ... Local campaigners Thames Crossing Action Group claimed construction would cause ...

Thousands of new homes in England will be built as part of a £2bn plan to boost social and affordable house building, the government has said. Up to 18,000 new homes are set to be delivered ...

The tunnels will be located to the east of Gravesend in Kent, and to the west of East Tilbury in Essex The largest road tunnel in the UK will be built after a £9bn plan was approved by the ...

The largest road tunnel in the UK will be built after a £9bn plan was approved by the government ... Chris Todd, the director of Transport Action Network, said the decision was "absolute madness".