The Sikh Federation has written to government officials demanding a full inquiry into Henry Nowak’s death. Dabinderjit Singh’s letter raises questions about inconsistencies in the official account of the 45-year-old’s passing.
The London School of Economics has launched a major research initiative examining environmental politics, governance, and social conflict across Southeast Asia. The critical political economy analysis aims to unpack how power dynamics shape ecological outcomes in this rapidly developing region.
Sean McGovern, a senior member of the Kinahan organised crime group, has been jailed for 24 years after directing drug trafficking and money laundering operations worth millions. The conviction marks a major blow to one of Europe’s most dangerous criminal networks.
The UK government has launched a comprehensive strategy for kickstarting economic growth, targeting infrastructure, innovation, and regional development. The plan promises investment, reduced red tape, and support for businesses across all sectors.
A new report from the Institute for Government warns the UK lacks a coherent growth strategy and needs urgent reform at No.10 to coordinate economic policy effectively. Without change, Britain risks falling further behind international competitors.
A British father received an unexpected delivery when a parenting magazine arrived 19 years after he ordered it. By the time it reached his doorstep, his baby had already grown into an adult.
Gary Lineker’s Goalhanger podcast company has claimed the top spot as Britain’s fastest-growing business with sales of £29.1 million. The Sunday Times ranking caps a remarkable journey from side project to media powerhouse.
Britain’s economic challenges took center stage at the latest UK in a Changing Europe lunch event, where experts examined how political decisions are reshaping the nation’s financial future. The discussion explored everything from Brexit’s ongoing impact to how political uncertainty itself affects investment and growth.
Unusual kick-off times for World Cup matches featuring Scotland and England could trigger rare late-night power surges, as millions of viewers tune in during hours when UK energy demand is typically at its lowest.
A decade after the Brexit referendum, a comprehensive analysis examines how leaving the European Union has reshaped Britain’s economy, from trade patterns and investment flows to labour markets and the country’s position in global commerce.
