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BP Annual Results: Profits Boosted by Iran War Oil Spike Despite Climate Pledge Tensions
Business
BP Annual Results: Profits Boosted by Iran War Oil Spike Despite Climate Pledge Tensions
The oil major reported substantially higher returns in the conflict period but faces growing investor pressure…
Claire Osborn · 11 May 2026
Bellway Shares Slump 18% as Iran War Tears Up Housing Market Outlook
Finance
Bellway Shares Slump 18% as Iran War Tears Up Housing Market Outlook
The housebuilder's profit warning cited the collapse in mortgage market confidence as oil-driven inflation rev…
James Whitfield · 11 May 2026
Arctic Ice Reaches Record Low Extent as Climate Scientists Issue Stark Warning
Environment
Arctic Ice Reaches Record Low Extent as Climate Scientists Issue Stark Warning
Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean reached its smallest February extent on record, accelerating concerns about feedba…
Rachel Gibbs · 11 May 2026
Analysis: Can the Greens Become a Permanent Third Force in British Politics?
Analysis
Analysis: Can the Greens Become a Permanent Third Force in British Politics?
Zack Polanski's party is polling at record levels, but converting protest votes into lasting institutional pre…
Richard Caine · 11 May 2026
Amazon UK Warehouse Expansion Fuels Logistics Property Boom Outside Major Cities
Business
Amazon UK Warehouse Expansion Fuels Logistics Property Boom Outside Major Cities
The e-commerce giant's continued logistics investment is driving demand for large distribution facilities in t…
Claire Osborn · 11 May 2026
Air Pollution Linked to Earlier Onset of 48 Chronic Illnesses, Major Study Finds
Health
Air Pollution Linked to Earlier Onset of 48 Chronic Illnesses, Major Study Finds
UK Biobank research tracking 400,000 Britons found that high air pollution exposure advanced the development o…
Andrew Calloway · 11 May 2026
Britain Needs to Have an Honest Conversation About Immigration — Starting Now
Opinion
Britain Needs to Have an Honest Conversation About Immigration — Starting Now
The immigration debate in Britain generates more heat than light. A serious conversation about what we want — …
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 10 Apr 2026
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of British Work
Analysis
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of British Work
AI will transform the labour market — but history suggests the transition will be managed, not catastrophic.…
Technology Desk · 9 Apr 2026
Is Britain's Planning System Finally Being Fixed? The Reforms Explained
Politics
Is Britain's Planning System Finally Being Fixed? The Reforms Explained
The government has promised the most radical shake-up of planning law since 1947. National Herald examines wha…
Nicholas Hartley, Property Correspondent · 8 Apr 2026
Britain's Defence Industry Renaissance: £10bn in New Orders and Growing
Business
Britain's Defence Industry Renaissance: £10bn in New Orders and Growing
From drone technology to naval vessels, UK defence manufacturing is experiencing its strongest period in thirt…
Col. James Forsyth (Ret.), Defence Correspondent · 9 Apr 2026
Britain's Clean Energy Revolution: Are We Hitting Our 2030 Targets?
Environment
Britain's Clean Energy Revolution: Are We Hitting Our 2030 Targets?
The government has promised a clean electricity system by 2030. National Herald assesses the progress, the obs…
Alexandra Wood, Environment Editor · 9 Apr 2026
Labour Government Record 2026: What Has Keir Starmer Actually Delivered?
Politics
Labour Government Record 2026: What Has Keir Starmer Actually Delivered?
Two years into the Labour government, National Herald takes stock of what has been delivered and where the dis…
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 7 Apr 2026
Childhood Obesity Rates Stable But Remain at Historically High Levels, Survey Shows
Health
Childhood Obesity Rates Stable But Remain at Historically High Levels, Survey Shows
The National Child Measurement Programme shows no significant improvement in obesity rates among reception-age…
Matthew Prescott · 11 May 2026
Buy-to-Let Landlords Selling at Record Rate as Sector Faces Multiple Pressures
Finance
Buy-to-Let Landlords Selling at Record Rate as Sector Faces Multiple Pressures
Higher mortgage rates, increased regulatory requirements and tax changes have created an unprecedented wave of…
Matthew Prescott · 11 May 2026
Buy-to-Let in 2025: Is the Golden Age Over?
Finance
Buy-to-Let in 2025: Is the Golden Age Over?
Rising mortgage costs, new regulations, and a changing tax environment are forcing landlords to reassess their…
Nicholas Hartley, Property Correspondent · 9 Apr 2026
Britain's Knife Crime Emergency: What the Evidence Says About Causes and Solutions
UK News
Britain's Knife Crime Emergency: What the Evidence Says About Causes and Solutions
Knife crime in England and Wales reached a thirty-year high in 2024. National Herald examines the data, the dr…
Security Desk · 9 Apr 2026
Britain's Water Companies: How Did It Come to This?
UK News
Britain's Water Companies: How Did It Come to This?
Record sewage spills, collapsing infrastructure, and enormous executive pay. The case for reform of England's …
Environmental Desk · 8 Apr 2026
Britain's Rivers in Crisis: The Fight Against Water Pollution
UK News
Britain's Rivers in Crisis: The Fight Against Water Pollution
A National Herald deep-dive into britain's rivers in crisis.…
Environment Correspondent · 8 Apr 2026
Britain's Water Hosepipe Bans: What to Expect in Summer 2025
Environment
Britain's Water Hosepipe Bans: What to Expect in Summer 2025
With groundwater levels below average and reservoirs at 70% capacity, water restrictions may return this summe…
Alexandra Wood, Environment Editor · 8 Apr 2026
Britain's Water Shortage: The Coming Crisis in the South East
Environment
Britain's Water Shortage: The Coming Crisis in the South East
National Herald analysis and reporting on britain's water shortage: the coming crisis in the south east.…
Alexandra Wood · 8 Apr 2026
Britain's Rivers Are Dying. Here Is the Evidence and What Needs to Change.
Environment
Britain's Rivers Are Dying. Here Is the Evidence and What Needs to Change.
Only 16% of English rivers meet 'good ecological status'. A combination of sewage, agriculture, and abstractio…
Alexandra Wood, Environment Editor · 8 Apr 2026
Crypto Donation Ban and £100,000 Foreign Cap Transform Party Funding Rules
Politics
Crypto Donation Ban and £100,000 Foreign Cap Transform Party Funding Rules
New legislation targets anonymous digital donations and overseas money following years of concern about foreig…
Sarah Connelly · 11 May 2026
England's Ancient Woodlands Under Threat From Development Pressure, RSPB Warns
Environment
England's Ancient Woodlands Under Threat From Development Pressure, RSPB Warns
Conservation organisations say the cumulative impact of infrastructure projects, housing development and invas…
David Mortimer · 11 May 2026
Cybersecurity in 2025: The Threats Every Business Must Understand
Technology
Cybersecurity in 2025: The Threats Every Business Must Understand
Ransomware, state-sponsored attacks and AI-enhanced phishing are creating an unprecedented threat landscape fo…
Cybersecurity Correspondent · 8 Apr 2026
FTSE 100 at Record High: The Sectors Driving Britain's Market Renaissance
Finance
FTSE 100 at Record High: The Sectors Driving Britain's Market Renaissance
British equities are outperforming their European peers for the first time in a decade. National Herald invest…
Thomas Reynolds, Markets Correspondent · 7 Apr 2026
Green Party Targets 200 New Council Seats With Polanski Leading the Charge
Politics
Green Party Targets 200 New Council Seats With Polanski Leading the Charge
The Greens are polling at a record 17 percent under their new leader and believe urban seats once considered s…
Matthew Prescott · 11 May 2026
The History of British Democracy: From Magna Carta to Modern Parliament
Politics
The History of British Democracy: From Magna Carta to Modern Parliament
Britain invented parliamentary democracy — then spent centuries arguing about who it was actually for. The ful…
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 11 Apr 2026
FTSE 100 in 2025: The Sectors Driving Britain's Market Recovery
Business
FTSE 100 in 2025: The Sectors Driving Britain's Market Recovery
After a turbulent few years, London's flagship index is showing signs of genuine momentum — driven by energy, …
Rachel Khan, Markets Correspondent · 8 Apr 2026
Future of Work UK 2026: Which Jobs Are Safe From AI and Which Are at Risk
Analysis
Future of Work UK 2026: Which Jobs Are Safe From AI and Which Are at Risk
AI is reshaping the UK labour market faster than expected. Here is which jobs are most at risk and which skill…
Sophie Williams, Labour Markets Editor · 8 Apr 2026
Green Growth: The Industries That Could Define Britain's Next Decade
Economy
Green Growth: The Industries That Could Define Britain's Next Decade
From offshore wind to green hydrogen, the UK has genuine competitive advantages in the clean energy transition…
Alexandra Wood, Energy & Environment Editor · 7 Apr 2026
Northern Ireland: Post-Brexit Trade Flows Show Windsor Framework Bedding In
UK News
Northern Ireland: Post-Brexit Trade Flows Show Windsor Framework Bedding In
Data from HMRC and Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency shows trade patterns adjusting to the post-…
Helen Stokes · 11 May 2026
Net Zero by 2050: The Real Costs, the Real Benefits, and Who Will Pay
Analysis
Net Zero by 2050: The Real Costs, the Real Benefits, and Who Will Pay
Britain has committed to net zero. But the path there is more complex and more expensive than either its advoc…
Alexandra Wood, Energy & Environment Editor · 7 Apr 2026
NHS Staff Accept 5.5% Pay Deal Ending Threat of Summer Strike Action
Health
NHS Staff Accept 5.5% Pay Deal Ending Threat of Summer Strike Action
Nurses, paramedics and other NHS staff vote to accept the offer, which the government says is the highest real…
Dr. Priya Sharma, Health Correspondent · 12 Apr 2026
NHS Waiting List Falls Below Six Million for First Time Since 2022
Health
NHS Waiting List Falls Below Six Million for First Time Since 2022
Health Secretary hails the milestone as evidence of the recovery plan working, but the 18-week target remains …
Dr. Priya Sharma, Health Correspondent · 11 Apr 2026
Nuclear Power: Britain's Best Hope for Baseload Clean Energy
Environment
Nuclear Power: Britain's Best Hope for Baseload Clean Energy
National Herald analysis of nuclear power: britain's best hope for baseload clean energy.…
Alexandra Wood · 5 Apr 2026
Personal Finance in 2025: A Complete Guide to Building Wealth in the UK
Finance
Personal Finance in 2025: A Complete Guide to Building Wealth in the UK
From ISAs and pensions to property and equities — a comprehensive guide to growing your money in today's envir…
Personal Finance Desk · 5 Apr 2026
Three Years On: How King Charles III Has Reshaped the Modern Monarchy
UK News
Three Years On: How King Charles III Has Reshaped the Modern Monarchy
From environmental advocacy to slimming down the working royals, Charles has made more changes to the monarchy…
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 11 Apr 2026
Solar Panels UK 2026: Real Costs, Savings and Payback Time
Environment
Solar Panels UK 2026: Real Costs, Savings and Payback Time
Solar costs have fallen 60% in a decade. With the Smart Export Guarantee paying for excess power, the economic…
Alexandra Wood, Energy Editor · 10 Apr 2026
Teachers' Pay Award Confirmed at 4% for 2026/27 as Unions Warn of Retention Crisis
Education
Teachers' Pay Award Confirmed at 4% for 2026/27 as Unions Warn of Retention Crisis
The below-inflation settlement for English schools is accepted by some unions but condemned by others as inade…
Simon Harrington · 11 May 2026
The Industrial Revolution: How Britain Transformed the World Between 1760 and 1840
History
The Industrial Revolution: How Britain Transformed the World Between 1760 and 1840
From the spinning jenny to the steam engine, Britain's factories and mines reshaped human civilisation — and c…
Matthew Prescott · 23 Apr 2026
The Geopolitics of 2025: Five Forces Reshaping the World Order
Analysis
The Geopolitics of 2025: Five Forces Reshaping the World Order
From the US-China rivalry to the war in Ukraine, the international order is being remade. Britain must navigat…
David Walsh, Foreign Affairs Editor · 5 Apr 2026
The Truth About British Farming: Subsidy, Survival, and the Food Security Question
Environment
The Truth About British Farming: Subsidy, Survival, and the Food Security Question
National Herald analysis and reporting on the truth about british farming: subsidy, survival, and the food sec…
Alexandra Wood · 2 Apr 2026
UK to Hit NATO's 2.5% Defence Spending Target by 2027, Government Confirms
Politics
UK to Hit NATO's 2.5% Defence Spending Target by 2027, Government Confirms
The acceleration comes as NATO allies face growing pressure to reduce dependence on US security guarantees ami…
David Walsh, Foreign Affairs Editor · 11 Apr 2026
UK Generates Record 68% of Electricity from Renewables in First Quarter 2026
Environment
UK Generates Record 68% of Electricity from Renewables in First Quarter 2026
Offshore wind accounts for 42% of total generation, with the UK remaining the world leader in installed offsho…
Alexandra Wood, Energy Editor · 11 Apr 2026
UK Mortgage Rates 2026: Should You Fix Now or Wait?
Finance
UK Mortgage Rates 2026: Should You Fix Now or Wait?
With the Bank Rate at 3.75% and cuts expected, UK homeowners face a critical decision. National Herald analyse…
Nicholas Hartley, Property Correspondent · 9 Apr 2026
Met Office Warns of Hottest UK Summer on Record as El Nino Effects Peak
UK News
Met Office Warns of Hottest UK Summer on Record as El Nino Effects Peak
Long-range modelling suggests the UK faces its second consecutive record-breaking summer, raising urgent quest…
Alexandra Wood, Environment Editor · 11 Apr 2026
Why British Summers Are Getting Wetter and Winters Milder — Climate Change Explained
Environment
Why British Summers Are Getting Wetter and Winters Milder — Climate Change Explained
The Met Office confirms British weather is changing measurably. National Herald explains what the data shows a…
Alexandra Wood, Environment Editor · 9 Apr 2026
Why London's Fintech Crown Is Under Threat for the First Time
Business
Why London's Fintech Crown Is Under Threat for the First Time
Amsterdam, Dublin and Singapore are closing the gap on the UK capital's dominance in financial technology.…
Sarah Pemberton, Business Editor · 2 Apr 2026