Andy Burnham says his promised 10-year plan for Britain may not be published until January 2027, with no firm publication date yet agreed.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Vladimir Putin will not attend the UK-hosted 2027 G20 summit in Manchester because of existing British sanctions.
UK construction activity contracted at its fastest pace since June as housebuilding recorded its steepest decline of 2026, S&P Global PMI data show.
Home Office plans statutory rules for police facial recognition and an independent watchdog with potential court-enforced powers. Proposals are not yet law.
The Visitor Levy (England) Bill would allow English mayors and strategic authorities to charge a percentage-based levy on overnight stays, subject to consultation and local approval.
The Energy Independence Bill proposes removing fixed gas standing charges, tougher Ofgem powers, landlord penalties and an end to new North Sea exploration licences.
The Supreme Court is hearing a challenge to the Palestine Action proscription as police report further arrests outside the court. Judges will consider freedom of expression and assembly rights.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has formally ordered CMA and Ofcom scrutiny of Sky’s proposed £1.6 billion acquisition of ITV’s broadcasting and streaming business.
Cross-party MPs call for credible special administration powers, tighter sewage pollution rules and stronger customer protections ahead of the Water Bill.
A Commons committee warns each year of delay to Palace of Westminster restoration could add £420m to costs as serious safety risks persist.
Government launches consultations on default retirement-income options and collective pensions for around 17 million private-sector savers.
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