It is no secret that the mayor of London was not pleased with what was - or rather, what was not - in the government's recent ...

On day 4 of London Tech Week attention turned to deeptech, writes Russ Shaw In the second half of London Tech Week, the focus ...

Rachel Reeves announced cash injections in the NHS, schools and social housing, while vowing to end the use of asylum hotels ...

Rachel Reeves, the chancellor of the Exchequer, broke down public spending plans, including more money for the military, ...

What London wants from the Spending Review as speculation grows Chancellor set to snub capital - A source close to Sadiq Khan ...

Africa’s largest natural gas project was expected to drive Mozambique’s economy to new heights. The reality has been far ...

The West End shopping destination has struggled in recent years as big names have moved out and it has become known for phone snatching, anti-social behaviour and theft.

This plan will ensure Britain is secure at home and strong abroad, while delivering a defence dividend of well-paid jobs up ...

could be delivered on current funding plans. The Government will increase defence spending to 2.5% of gross domestic product from April 2027 with an ambition, but no firm commitment, to increase ...

April of 2025 recorded the month’s highest number of Santander bike hires within the capital for the past three years, according to data released by Transport for London. Last month, TfL recorded that ...

The 'Funding the Archives Sector' research project was a collaboration between The National Archives and the International Centre for Archives and Records Management Research and User Studies (ICARUS) ...

More than £1.5 billion in extra funding for military homes will be confirmed as part of the Government’s strategic defence review, the Ministry of Defence has said. The review, expected soon ...