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The number of companies going into compulsory liquidation hit its highest point in more than a decade last month, according

The UK will not impose an arms embargo on Israel over an aid blockade to Gaza described by the Foreign secretary as a ‘breach

An organisation tasked with making flight routes more efficient is to be established, the UK’s Department for Transport, DfT

The Cabinet is united behind efforts to slash the welfare bill, one of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s closest allies said as

The UK Business secretary will seek to make the case for exemptions to Donald Trump’s global metal tariffs for Britain’s

The EU’s foreign affairs chief is to meet David Lammy and John Healey to talk about scaling up economic pressure on Russia

There is ‘too much bureaucracy’ which is making it ‘too slow to get things done’ across the UK, Rachel Reeves has told

The UK’s economic forecast has been slashed amid downgrades for the wider global outlook as experts warned over a hit to

The UK government is being urged to help manufacturers after a new report warned the sector has ‘hit the buffers’.

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UK energy minister Ed Miliband is in Beijing Monday for talks with Chinese officials in which he has vowed to press them on

Ireland would benefit if the UK strikes a favourable economic deal with the US, the taoiseach has said.

Micheal Martin said

The board of a publicly-owned clean energy company set up by the UK Labour government is scheduled to meet for the first time

Keir Starmer faces mounting backbench discontent as the UK government prepares to announce sweeping changes to the welfare

The threat of US tariffs on alcoholic drinks from the EU ‘is a very serious issue’, Irish premier Micheal Martin has warned.

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The UK ambassador to the US has said the embassy will be encouraging investment in Northern Ireland.

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A proposed new law to reform the House of Lords appointments process would tackle cronyism and ‘enhance public trust’, UK

UK police Friday again extended the detention of the captain of a cargo ship which struck a tanker in the North Sea, citing

Rachel Reeves has doubled down on the need to reform the welfare system, insisting the UK government must ‘get a grip’ on it

Britain’s energy & net zero secretary will head to China this weekend to drum up support for climate commitments, in the

The UK economy registered a surprise decline at the start of the year, numbers on Friday showed, with minor growth in the

The UK foreign secretary has said it would be ‘wrong’ for Vladimir Putin to place conditions on a ceasefire between Russia

The British government said Friday that it would increase its export credit facilities for weapons manufacturers by £2

Staff who work on patrol boats in the English Channel have voted for strike action in a dispute over allowances.

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Eric Trump, son of the US president, met with Scotland’s First Minister John Sweeney Thursday, with talks focused on Donald

Two vessels involved in a North Sea collision that triggered a huge explosion ‘appear to be relatively stable’ and the