A new workers’ rights consultation could spell the end of ‘exploitative’ zero-hours contracts, but critics warn the move could further damage the shrinking labour market.

Latest data released by the shipping industry reveals duel-fuel vessels are taking over the market.

Widespread pub closures comes as troubling news for football fans who want a local venue to watch the World Cup this summer.

Robert Jenrick, Reform’s Shadow Chancellor, used the Bank Holiday to make clear that his party would not be introducing a tourism tax.

As the Charity for Civil Servants marks its 140th anniversary, Neil Woollard argues that the officials who keep Britain functioning are too often caricatured, underpaid and overlooked — even as their work becomes central to national resilience.

As war in Iran shocks global oil prices, trade bodies argue that the UK should recognise the importance of renewable energy sources – and begin investing in them.

Properties which are susceptible to floods could become unsellable, unless the government changes course, warns UKSIF

Year on year, the UK becomes more dependent on liquefied natural gas, but North Sea investment could change this, OEUK argues.

As Chief Executive of CIPR, Alastair McCapra is both a public affairs industry leader and also one of its more persistent critics. In his Mace profile, subjects range from lobby reform to Bismarck and his French bulldog.

As the war in Iran continues, Energy UK warns that bills will continue to rise.