The Prime Minister’s Balancing Act: Decency, Division, and the Search for Renewal
The best speech from the Prime Minister so far, but is it enough to deliver renewal?
The best speech from the Prime Minister so far, but is it enough to deliver renewal?
The recent Lib Dem Conference in Brighton offered insight into Westminster’s third-largest party, their leader Sir Ed Davey, and their ambitions for Britain’s future. From
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage yesterday unveiled his party’s new plans to tackle legal immigration, an area that he claims there is currently ‘too little
With the insurgent Reform UK more than 10 points clear in the polls, Westminster’s established parties are scrambling for new ways to monitor and counter
When criticising Wales, praising Wales, wondering if Welsh policy is going in the right direction, it seems that the instincts of politicians, researchers and statisticians
The US President praised Keir Starmer’s negotiating skills, joking that the deals struck were better for the UK than for the US Under the pomp
President Trump’s second state visit to the UK was a remarkable display of diplomatic grandeur that reaffirmed the unique bond between Britain and America. However,
Last week, Chamber UK, UKAI, and Politics UK, in partnership with commercial law firm Ashurst and the 1987 Committee, hosted an ‘in conversation’ event with
Spain’s decision to announce nine measures “to stop the genocide in Gaza” marks a clear turning point in European diplomacy in the Israeli-Palestinian context. Madrid’s
At last week’s launch of EverydayAI Liberal Democrats new AI policy framework, UKAI sat down with Victoria Collins, the party’s spokesperson for science, innovation, and
On 2 September 2025, UKAI and Chamber UK hosted a reception, highlighting the West of England’s role in innovation through AI and fintech
On Monday 1st September 2025, ScotRail permanently abolished its peak fares, a UK-first move that means passengers now pay the same price at any time
King Charles III’s address to Congress signalled a steady UK–US partnership built on trust, security and shared values, with a clear message that strong alliances still require active leadership.
Plaid Cymru’s leader argues that after 27 years of Labour rule and rising support for
If the UK already has the AI tools to transform healthcare, why are they still not reaching patients at scale?
King Charles III’s address to Congress signalled a steady UK–US partnership built on trust, security and shared values, with a clear message that strong alliances still require active leadership.
Plaid Cymru’s leader argues that after 27 years of Labour rule and rising support for
If the UK already has the AI tools to transform healthcare, why are they still not reaching patients at scale?
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