
The English Civil War: How Britain Executed a King and Invented Parliamentary Democracy
Between 1642 and 1651, England tore itself apart in a conflict that ended with the execution of…
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Between 1642 and 1651, England tore itself apart in a conflict that ended with the execution of…

The Federation of Small Businesses quarterly survey shows the worst confidence reading since the immediate post-budget period…

Labour's manifesto commitment to extend the franchise to 16 and 17-year-olds cleared an important parliamentary hurdle with…

The ONS balance of payments data shows the current account deficit widening sharply as energy import costs…

The London benchmark crossed the historic threshold during the Iran war period as defence, energy and commodity…

Ben Stokes's England completed a remarkable Ashes victory Down Under, their first on Australian soil since 2010-11

The long-awaited commission makes preliminary recommendations on funding reform, workforce development and quality standards for adult social…

The beloved double-decker faces final retirement as Transport for London proceeds with its full electrification programme

Long-awaited reforms to the Mental Health Act 1983 are progressing through Parliament, updating the legal framework for…

A new government scheme offering up to £7,500 towards the cost of replacing gas boilers with heat…

With fiscal headroom eroded by the Iran war and slower growth, the Chancellor faces difficult choices about…

The continued rollout of Universal Credit has seen it become the primary income replacement benefit for working-age…