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Sterling hovered near its highest levels in three years against the dollar on Wednesday, while UK government borrowing costs climbed, as Finance Minister Rachel Reeves unveiled a multi-year

 

The UK will stop using hotels to house asylum seekers by the next general election in 2029, according to Finance Minister Rachel Reeves. The move is expected to save the government

 

The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has unveiled a £445 million rail investment for Wales, part of the UK Government’s broader Spending Review aimed at renewing the UK economy.

 

British Chancellor Rachel Reeves laid out how her government intends to allocate more than £2 trillion ($2.7 trillion) in public spending during a major speech on Wednesday, outlining a vision

 

Emergency workers visiting homes will soon be better protected from racial and religious abuse under new government legislation.

 

Reform UK has appointed former TV presenter and medical doctor David Bull as its new chairman, party leader Nigel Farage announced at a Westminster press conference.

 

The Government has announced it will repeal the Vagrancy Act 1824 by spring next year, ending the criminalisation of rough sleeping in England and Wales.

 

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has issued a stark warning to the UK and its allies: significantly increase defence spending or face serious security threats.

 

The UK government is investing £14.2 billion ($19.2 billion) to support construction of the Sizewell C nuclear power station in Suffolk, a project long in the making and seen as vital to the

 

The Church of England has announced a record investment of £1.6 billion ($2.2 billion) over the next three years to support clergy and struggling parishes, aiming to build on recent signs of