For questions on public service reform, economic growth and Britain’s place on the world stage, Keir Starmer sees AI as the ...

Every post-war government has, in some way, promised the country economic growth. And yet today we have some of the worst and ...

A former senior Conservative minister has said the pensions triple lock has “served its purpose” and should be replaced.

The government's digital ID scheme will not work without public trust, the information commissioner has told MPs.

John Rees has written a page-turning and powerful reminder of how Parliament and the people once wrested control from an ...

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) affects nearly 500,000 people in the UK. The 'A Chronic Cost' campaign advocates for free ...

A long-awaited definition is expected to refer to “anti-Muslim hostility” as the government prepares to move away from the ...

Voters want more balanced broadcast coverage of political parties to reflect the emerging multi-party system, new research ...

The Ministry of Defence has spent almost £5m settling bullying, harassment and discrimination claims over the last two years.

We met, my guest and I, in the atrium of Tate Britain. There was a little nod of acknowledgement, but no more: one has to be ...

Doubters say Keir Starmer’s digital ID scheme might never happen. But the building blocks for it largely exist already, ...

The Home Office is not monitoring how police forces are using live facial recognition technology despite evidence that the ...