Having failed to persuade the people that Britain can exist without industry, the government has been forced to make concessions. Even the sanctity of net zero is coming into question…
In cities all over Britain councils are turning their gaze on strategies to build even more houses, and using up precious green belt land. The approach dominates thinking in London’s City Hall. But it won’t work…
A global competition is under way to secure access to minerals such as lithium and cobalt, crucial to technological development…
Nearly two centuries ago Karl Marx found the practical basis and connection that exists between thinking and being and action…
Water company shareholders in England and Wales have taken more than £85.2 billion since privatisation in 1989. The water companies’ total debt is £65 billion.
On 10 June Rolls-Royce announced that it has been selected to develop Britain’s first three small modular reactors.
Government plans to “crack down on fraud” are revealed in a new fraud bill making its way through Parliament.
Whatever the prime minister is saying about caution, President Trump is already using British bases to further warmaking in the Middle East.
Aggressive new NATO head Mark Rutte of the Netherlands has stated that NATO should “shift to a wartime mindset and turbocharge defence production”.
28 June 2025
Such is its concern for the environment, the Scottish National Party (SNP) has banned the burning of bin bag waste in Scottish landfills from 31 December this year.
While the announcement of rail funding dominated headlines in Wales, the 2025 Spending Review provided crucial detail on the outlook for the Welsh government spending.
26 June 2025
Bradford University staff are striking over job cuts. They have criticised the university’s response to a £16 million deficit, forcing through job losses.
