General Sir Roly Walker told 700 soldiers at Catterick Garrison that Britons will soon be asked to "consent to sacrifices to prioritise defence and security". An Ipsos survey published on 14 October ...
John Healey called Britain's banks the "jewel" in the economic crown on Thursday. Within hours, the City was braced for a tax raid. The Chancellor is reportedly preparing to raise the bank surcharge ...
Just 734,000 of the 3.7 million additional payroll employments created since 2014 went to British nationals. Non-EU nationals took around 2.5 million. Over the same period, the out-of-work benefits ...
Labour is facing fresh accusations of undermining its own economic growth ambitions after reports emerged that Chancellor John Healey is preparing to impose billions of pounds in additional taxes on ...
The Union Flag was flying proudly in China as Great Britain's women cyclists delivered a sensational performance to defeat reigning champions Italy and become world champions once again. GREAT BRITAIN ...
Britain has another world champion to celebrate after Matthew Bostock produced a magnificent display of courage, determination and sheer cycling brilliance to claim gold at the UCI Track Cycling World ...
Britain's welfare crisis has reached an extraordinary new milestone, with more seven-year-old children receiving disability benefits than 50-year-old adults, as Labour faces fresh accusations of ...
Labour is facing fresh questions over its plans to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius after violent unrest swept across the Indian Ocean nation, leaving a young mother seriously ...
Labour is facing fierce criticism over its plans to overhaul Northern Ireland's Troubles legislation, amid warnings from former Army chiefs and a veterans commissioner that British servicemen could ...
The Prime Minister told MPs it would be a "dereliction of duty" not to seek closer ties with Brussels. Since Britain left the EU, Conservative and Labour governments have made different choices about ...
Britain is facing the fastest increase in its government revenue burden among developed economies, according to International Monetary Fund forecasts, piling fresh pressure on Labour ahead of the ...
The International Monetary Fund has cautioned against blanket cost-of-living subsidies before John Healey's first Budget on 28 October, saying support should be targeted and temporary and that an ...
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