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A new report, set to be published on Tuesday, reveals that outdated technology is crippling productivity across the UK public sector, costing taxpayers £45 billion annually—enough to fund all

 

More than 100 high-rise residential buildings in London have been identified as constructed using Large Panel System (LPS), a type of prefabricated concrete panel prone to safety risks,

 

Deputy Mayor for Transport Seb Dance and Walking and Cycling Commissioner Will Norman Launch City-Wide Initiative to Engage Communities.

 

Thousands of pro-Palestinian supporters gathered for a rally in central London, organized by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC). This demonstration follows a series of UK-wide protests

 

The UK is preparing for a significant digital transformation of driving licences, allowing them to be stored and accessed via a mobile app. This modernisation effort is expected to be rolled

 

One of Parliament's bars will remain closed on Monday to undergo a security and safety review after reports of a drink spiking incident involving a woman.

 

On Friday, U.S. private equity firm TPG and Russian state-owned entities Rosatom and Transneft secured a legal victory as the UK’s High Court dismissed a $14 billion lawsuit filed by jailed

 

The Israeli tourism sector celebrated a significant milestone on Wednesday morning as Wizz Air resumed its London to Tel Aviv route, with the 7:25 am flight from London Luton marking a

 

The UK government is set to inject £60 million into creative industries, marking the initial phase of its Sector Plan designed to foster growth and innovation in this vital sector of the economy.

 

The government has unveiled new measures aimed at reducing taxpayer funding for the migration and borders system. Announced today (16 January), the proposed changes outline increased