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The Minister for Defence Procurement, Alex Chalk KC, marked the occasion at the steel cutting ceremony, with HMS Birmingham becoming the fourth of eight anti-submarine warships being

 

Cadet Sergeant Owen Brumby of St Brigid’s School Combined Cadet Force, Cadet Corporal Alun Hughes of No 2 Welsh Wing RAF Air Cadets and Cadet Flight Sergeant Lewis Hughes of No 2

 

Euan Blair, the eldest son of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, has secured backing from the wealthiest family in America, the Walton dynasty, for his education and apprenticeship

One million eligible claimant families receiving tax credits, and no other means-tested benefits, will get the first Cost of Living Payment for the 2023 to 2024 tax year from Tuesday 2 May 2023,

Established in 2020, the National Cyber Force (NCF) is a partnership between GCHQ and the Ministry of Defence which carries out cyber operations on a daily basis to protect against threats to

 

Parliamentary expenses can no longer remain under the radar as the public becomes more aware of how taxpayers' money is being used. Even senior Tory MPs such as Suella Braverman are

Cambridge City Council has approved the installation of solar panels on the roof of King's College Chapel, despite concerns about the potential impact on the building's historic beauty.

Campaigners have written an open letter urging Nottingham City Council to end its partnership with Ningbo, a city in China. The partnership was established in 2004, when the University of

In an announcement made over the weekend, the UK government has revealed that local authorities across the country will be eligible to apply for a free portrait photograph of His Majesty

 

According to a monthly survey conducted by market research company YouGov, the expectations for inflation in the UK have cooled down in March. This is a crucial indicator for the Bank of