The world of work is in constant change and no development may prove more disruptive than the arrival of artificial ...

Aid agencies in Gaza say they have been forced to slash services because Israel has refused to reactivate a system that ...

Rachel Reeves has been accused of leaving her fiscal policy on a “precarious” footing as market movements exposed how easily ...

Today, in her first interview with a foreign newspaper since taking office, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni tells the Financial Times it is “childish” to believe that Italy must choose between ...

British retail sales unexpectedly rose by 1 per cent in February, propelled by an increase at department stores as well as clothing and household goods shops. Friday’s monthly data from the Office for ...

JD Vance has been clear that he supports Donald Trump’s aspiration to take over Greenland in the face of Denmark’s defiance, ...

Poorer families in Britain will endure “recession level” falls in income over the next five years fuelled by the Labour ...

UK housebuilder conducts an internal audit, removes several senior executives and restructures its management team ...

Canine kindergartens now offer swimming, painting, yoga and psychic sessions within the daily programme. Have we gone barking ...

Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement took place in the shadow of one set of figures — the UK’s worsening economic backdrop and, ...

Fewer international students and higher staff costs are taking an increasing toll, according to the Office for Students ...

The Spring Statement is a response to a new set of forecasts from the OBR, the UK’s fiscal watchdog, which Reeves confirmed had put her £4.1bn in the red against her fiscal rule. She added that the ...