A new opinion poll shows that 47% of Britons now want fewer migrants from Israel to come to the UK, or want migration from Israel to stop altogether. A YouGov survey shows that Britons

 

More than 436,000 sole traders and landlords have submitted their first quarterly update under the UK's new Making Tax Digital regime, marking a significant step in the government's

 

Britain’s statistics watchdog is now working towards November 2027 as the most likely date for replacing its troubled Labour Force Survey with a redesigned system intended to provide a

 

The United Kingdom is stepping up its support for Chile’s emerging offshore wind industry, with a new package of studies setting out how the country can turn its considerable

 

Sterling traded in a narrow range on Tuesday as investors held back from making major bets ahead of a run of closely watched economic figures from the United States and Britain.

 

Almost three-quarters of England has now been placed in drought after the country recorded its driest July in more than a century, with officials warning that water resources are

 

The UK government is stepping up its response to a major plastic pollution incident on the River Tyne, as Marine Minister Stephen Morgan visited the Port of Tyne on Monday to assess the

 

The government is moving to clamp down on misleading retail discounts and hard-to-cancel subscriptions as the Prime Minister launches what he describes as a programme of “everyday

 

UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has used his first official visit to Scotland in the role to underline the country’s growing importance to Britain’s national security, while highlighting

 

People taking prescription or over-the-counter medicines are being urged to take extra precautions during hot weather, as some widely used treatments can increase the risk of

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