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Rail services in the northern regions of England have ground to a halt due to a strike by drivers from Northern and TransPennine Express, who are members of the Aslef union. The ongoing pay

 

Last year, England and Wales witnessed the highest number of company insolvencies since 1993, according to official figures. Despite the increase, the rate of businesses facing insolvency was

 

The British government announced on Tuesday that inspections of fruit and vegetables entering the country from the European Union will not commence until the end of October, providing a

 

Pharmacists in England can now prescribe medications for seven minor conditions, including sore throats and earaches, through the Pharmacy First scheme. Patients can obtain prescriptions

 

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan today hailed small businesses as “the backbone of London’s economy”, as he launched a new £8.7m service to help them grow, develop, and thrive.  

 

In a compelling address to the House of Lords on Monday, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, condemned Chancellor Rishi Sunak's proposed Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and

 

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has today announced that he has asked TfL to run a groundbreaking three-month trial whereby all London Tube and Rail fares are made off-peak on Fridays.  

 

The Rwanda bill spearheaded by Chancellor Rishi Sunak is undergoing its first examination as discussions commence in the House of Lords. Notably, figures such as the Archbishop

According to the latest report from property agents trade body Propertymark, the UK housing market continues to face challenges as the number of property sales fell, and more homes are

New data from the Principality Building Society reveals that house prices in Wales have experienced their most significant drop since the 2009 financial crisis.