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British manufacturers set to save millions annually as the government eliminates tariffs on offshore wind energy components starting April 1st.

Join the discussion on the latest civil procedure rule changes at the annual open meeting of the Civil Procedure Rule Committee on May 8, 2026.

Grammarly's new 'Expert Review' feature has faced backlash for using writers' names and identities without permission. The company now offers an opt-out option, but critics say the damage is already done.

A diverse group of civil society leaders have been appointed to a new advisory council, aiming to strengthen collaboration between the government and the voluntary sector.

A comprehensive new study reveals the alarming extent of discrimination experienced by millions of people in Germany, across employment, housing, and public spaces.

Rebecca Phillips named as permanent Chief Planning Inspector after highly competitive selection process, bringing extensive experience in urban development and infrastructure planning.

Safeguarding minister Jess Phillips reveals a man accused of breaching a restraining order related to her will not have his case heard until 2028, as she pushes for changes to address the 'broken' court system.

In a bold statement, Washington Cardinal Robert McElroy declares the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran as failing to meet the criteria for a 'just war' under Catholic teaching.

Exclusive investigation reveals how the event planning company behind the January 6 rally has secured lucrative government contracts, raising concerns over conflicts of interest.

After record rainfall, Death Valley's famously arid landscape has transformed into a vibrant, fragrant carpet of pink, purple, and yellow wildflowers, drawing visitors from around the world.