Asked by a Conservative MP what Britain will pay the EU under the planned SPS food deal, a Defra minister said the payments remain subject to negotiation. The summit meant to seal the deal is on 20 ...
Ministers withdrew July's decisions for 14 county areas and pushed new councils back to 2029, but could not tell MPs what the stop-start reorganisation has cost. Councils will get half their ...
The Treasury has found £150m to build more large-scale asylum accommodation, but has not said how many sites, where they will be or what they will cost to run. In Piddington, Barnham and ...
UK Export Finance's accounting officer said the £3bn rise in Ukraine cover failed the regularity test and warned of an exceptionally high risk of loss. Jonathan Reynolds directed it anyway, three days ...
Britain’s Armed Forces have delivered an impressive demonstration of military strength, precision and international leadership, as hundreds of British and French paratroopers descended on Germany in ...
Asked by a Conservative MP for the value of the cap on JP Morgan's business rates relief, the Treasury said it was covered by confidentiality provisions. The answer came on the day banks were hit with ...
The Chancellor built his first Budget around economic powers that Britain now exercises outside the European Union. His Prime Minister spent Monday explaining why he wants to go back in. Labour is ...
King Charles has delighted crowds in the Bahamas after casting aside royal formality to join a spectacular Caribbean street parade, dancing alongside local performers in a joyful celebration of ...
Britain's Royal Marines are once again demonstrating why they rank among the world's most formidable fighting forces, pioneering new battlefield drone tactics that could transform the way troops are ...
The maximum penalty is not new. That is the first thing to establish about the Respect Orders that came into force across England and Wales on 26 October, because it is the thing ministers are least ...
Conservative leader delivers a blistering Commons response, accusing Labour of soaring borrowing, rising unemployment, an unsustainable welfare bill and failing to fund Britain's defence, before ...
John Healey is presenting the abolition of gas standing charges as relief for 23 million homes. Around four in ten households may pay more, the saving will not arrive until 2027, and Cornwall Insight ...
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