‘An island of strangers’: Immigration system to be overhauled after record breaking figures of near 1 million per year
Labour has set out their plans to reform the ‘uncontrolled’ immigration system, aiming to cut net migration figures
Labour has set out their plans to reform the ‘uncontrolled’ immigration system, aiming to cut net migration figures
The UK Government’s stance on AI and copyright falsely frames the debate as a battle between AI and creative industries
Growing the AI sector is a top priority for Keir Starmer’s government, Matt Warman and Tim Flagg discuss how can he achieve his goals
Mental health provision in the UK is facing immense challenges, but innovative technology and cross-sector collaboration are offering hope for transformation.
The UK economy grew 0.7 per cent in Q1 2025, leading the G7 and beating forecasts as business activity surged ahead of new US tariffs.
Well-designed AI regulation is not a barrier to innovation but a crucial enabler to foster trust and ethical safeguards around the crucial technology
For this special LGBT+ History Month edition of Baroness Barker’s Book Club, Baroness Barker took the book club to an iconic venue – Gay’s the Word bookshop
The use of AI in defence has vast potential, but adoption faces critical challenges.
The UK Government has published new guidance designed to improve the consistency and quality of services available to victims
The UK could become a world leader using AI in healthcare, but this requires careful governance and large system overhauls
Peter Kyle speaks on the UK Government’s AI-driven economic growth strategy
The Planning and Infrastructure Bill is presented as a decisive step to ‘fix the foundations of our economy’
A new report from Curia and UKAI says the UK can unlock the full potential of AI in healthcare and drive economic growth through strategic infrastructure, regulatory reform, and innovative business solutions.
A landmark decision to build the UK’s first small modular reactors at Wylfa signals a turning point for energy security, economic growth, and Britain’s global nuclear ambitions.
Social media is harming children, and politicians are turning to an under-16 ban. Yet, Andy
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