The Chancellor has hinted that closer ties with the EU are on the table. But fintech companies want something more concrete, warns Philip Belamant
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With the UK housing market already under economic pressure, this is not the right time to introduce new rental reforms that will damage investor confidence, says Kamal Pankhania,
Our governments are simply not designed for the challenges we face in the modern day, warns Professor Nada Kakabadse.
Calls for Keir Starmer to quit are getting louder, Lucy Carrier-Pilkington examines what new leadership could mean for the lobbying industry.
As marketing automation becomes more sophisticated marketers must own that responsibility, says Chris Combemale.
Starmer's future hangs in the balance as Labour prepares for a potential leadership contest.
The survival of our nation depends upon rebuilding trust in government between ministers and officials, says Sir Bernard Jenkin MP
New exposé reveals civil servants have been exploiting flexible working policies at the expense of the tax payer.
With a new five party electoral choice on May 7th, Labour has not adapted its local campaigning strategy effectively.
Robert Jenrick, Reform's Shadow Chancellor, used the Bank Holiday to make clear that his party would not be introducing a tourism tax.
King Charles’s address to Congress was designed to steady a strained special relationship. Twelve standing ovations later, the Palace had given Downing Street something politics could not: a
