Regulatory assault on media lawyers for 'strategic litigation against public participation' is now doing more harm than good.

The charter details the BBC’s public purpose and is the constitutional basis for the corporation. The Government will look at ...

Santa would back Zack Polanski in election, with voters also viewing Ebenezer Scrooge as a Reform voter, according to poll ...

Credit unions affiliated with the Irish League of Credit Unions (ILCU) in Northern Ireland have reported record-breaking ...

The UKHSA will carry out work to strengthen the UK’s pandemic preparedness, vaccine delivery and AMR response over the next ...

Public sector employment jumped in September while the number of workers in the private sector fell, official statistics have ...

Campaigners opposed to Derbyshire County Council’s long-running agreement to sell eight care homes have been shocked to learn ...

The treasury is preparing a sweeping overhaul of how cryptocurrencies are regulated, moving the UK toward a framework that ...

A Reform candidate who said that David Lammy should “go home” to the Caribbean where his “loyalties lie”, has refused to ...

If the past 12 months have felt relentless, you are not alone. For financial advisers, 2025 has been a year of intense ...

Government opens public consultation on the BBC’s future, as a new Charter Review looks at trust, funding and how the broadcaster serves audiences across the UK ...

Among the announcements were NESO’s publication of Connections Reform Results and the Updated Proposals and Next Steps for Ofgem’s Connections End-to-end Review, which looks at the regulatory ...