UK economy flatlines unexpectedly in January - The Office for National Statistics said there was zero growth in gross domestic product in January.

Covid-19 pandemic victims remembered days after inquiry hearings close - Annual day of reflection marks six years on from the ...

Newly published civil justice statistics suggest the government is managing to speed up the resolution of claims going ...

Hundreds of mortgage deals vanish from the market as Britain’s economy flatlined in January - Official figures showed zero growth in gross domestic product (GDP) in January ...

"In an uncertain world, we are building a stronger and more secure economy by cutting the cost of living, cutting national ...

About 15,000 more overseas visitors travelled to New Zealand in January this year than in the same month of 2025. Overall numbers have edged up to 97% of pre-pandemic levels. Visitor numbers from ...

Roles most exposed to automation tend to involve repetitive, structured work Unemployment has risen to 5.2 per cent, the highest level since 2021, as the UK’s labour market continues to cool. But how ...

Eurail data shows Australia dominates as its second largest market globally as over 52,000 Aussies travel Europe on a flexible Eurail pass.

Since COVID-19, a narrative about economic stagnation in Europe alongside booming productivity in America — “Eurosclerosis,” ...

Car insurance premiums have fallen sharply since their post-pandemic peak – but that doesn't mean everyone's paying less. If your renewal quote went up while the national average went down, here's why ...

Memorials, campaigns and a national day all exist, yet agreement on what should be remembered remains elusive.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. One of the UK’s leading universities has agreed to pay £21mn to settle a lawsuit brought by students over Covid ...