Major Supermarkets Team Up For New Campaign To Fight Hunger In The UK

The campaign is a response to a challenge set by the King on his 75th birthday.

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Why Has The UK Economy Grown And What Impact Do Tariffs Have?

Here, we agency look at why GDP has increased and what’s next for the UK economy.

Government-Built AI Tool Used to cut admin work for human staff

An AI tool called Consult has been tested as a way of speeding up the analysis of public responses to consultations.

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Virgin Media O2 Strikes Tie-Up With Daisy To Form £1.4bn Business Telecoms Giant

Why Aviation Needs A Human-Centred Reset

Rethinking leadership, learning and culture in a high-stakes sector.

Direct Trains From UK To Switzerland Move Step Closer

A memorandum of understanding has been signed in an attempt to address barriers to the rail link.

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Work Halted On Huge Windfarm In North Sea Amid Rising Costs

Danish developer Orsted blamed rising supply chain costs and high interest rates for halting Hornsea 4, which could have powered one million homes.

‘Nationally Significant’ Cyber Attacks Double Since Last Year, Security Chief Warns

Richard Horne, CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre, said that the agency had dealt with 200 incidents overall since September 2024.

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Overseas Demand For UK Manufacturing Exports Sinks To Five-Year Low

Manufacturing production has been shrinking for seven months in a row.

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Carbon Tax Is ‘Killing Manufacturing’ In UK, Says Ineos Boss Ratcliffe

Sir Jim Ratcliffe said Ineos’s plant at Grangemouth faces a £15 million tax bill for its carbon emissions in 2024.

Ikea To Open Oxford Street Store Amid ‘Rejuvenation’ Of Shopping Area

The world’s largest furniture retailer has taken over the former Topshop base in London to open a three-floor outlet selling around 6,000 items.

‘Lumbering Dinosaur’ HMRC Becoming More Expensive And Less Trusted, Say MPs

The Commons Public Accounts Committee found the cost of collecting taxes rose by £563 million over the last parliament, while productivity fell.

Department For Education Stifling Efforts To Boost Skills, Warns Andy Burnham

The mayor of Greater Manchester said there is an urgent need to devolve more powers over skills but he is facing resistance in Whitehall.