NHS patient referrals have disappeared from digital worklists without automatic warnings to the clinicians responsible, a national safety investigation has found, with documented cases stretching back ...

BRITAIN’S public sector pension bill could reach a record £60 billion next year, almost £3 billion more than the Government has forecast, raising fresh questions about the mounting cost of ...

A Royal Marine who served in Afghanistan and Iraq believed he was drinking with a fellow veteran. According to Reform UK, the man across the table was an undercover television reporter with a hidden ...

Two hundred and twenty years ago today, the great Admiral Nelson made decisions that not only sealed his fate but forever etched his legacy into the annals of British history.  With the Battle of ...

Britain's readiness is measured not by the equipment the Army buys but by whether its soldiers can deploy, fight and sustain ...

Labour's welfare reforms promise support first and savings later, but the Government's reported planning assumes the upfront cost of its back-to-work programme will outrun benefit savings until around ...

The Financial Times reports that Downing Street is expected to ask the Treasury to model the economic effects of closer EU ties, ahead of the EU-UK summit in Brussels on 20 November. A decade after ...

Public sector net debt passed £3 trillion for the first time in September, the ONS says. Borrowing is running £6.0 billion above the official forecast this year as spending overshoots, and the debt ...

More than 1,200 of the pins have reportedly been bought, at £1.74 to £1.78 each. None of that money supports British veterans: the campaign states that the price covers production costs and a small ...

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that three planned Boxer variants, including the vehicle designed to recover damaged Boxers from the battlefield, are no longer being pursued, after the ...

Britain's jobs market has slumped to levels last seen during the Covid pandemic, with vacancies falling to a five-year low as Labour's tax hikes, soaring employment costs and mounting red tape leave ...

The Metropolitan Police spent two days assessing a post on X and has now closed the matter. No charge will follow. But the episode has turned attention back to a decision that has never been put right ...