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The History of the English Language: From Anglo-Saxon to Global Tongue
Analysis
The History of the English Language: From Anglo-Saxon to Global Tongue
How a dialect spoken by a few thousand Germanic settlers became the world's lingua franca — and what that history reveal
Prof. Helen Murphy, Education Editor · 12/04/2026
Planning Reform Bill: Government Promises 1.5 Million Homes But Critics Sceptical
Economy
Planning Reform Bill: Government Promises 1.5 Million Homes But Critics Sceptical
Ministers say the legislation will unlock the land needed to meet the government's housing targets. But the numbers face
Nicholas Hartley, Property Correspondent · 11/04/2026
The UK Jobs Market in 2025: Which Sectors Are Hiring and Which Are Cutting
Economy
The UK Jobs Market in 2025: Which Sectors Are Hiring and Which Are Cutting
Employment data tells a complex story — record vacancies in some sectors, redundancies in others. National Herald maps t
Sophie Williams, Labour Markets Editor · 09/04/2026
The Great British Manufacturing Revival: Which Industries Are Leading It
Business
The Great British Manufacturing Revival: Which Industries Are Leading It
Against the narrative of deindustrialisation, several British manufacturing sectors are growing strongly. National Heral
David Walsh, Industrial Correspondent · 09/04/2026
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 what has actu
Nicholas Hartley, Property Correspondent · 08/04/2026
UK General Election 2029: The Latest Polls and What They Mean
Politics
UK General Election 2029: The Latest Polls and What They Mean
The 2029 general election is three years away but the polls are already telling a story. National Herald analyses the la
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 08/04/2026
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 · 07/04/2026
London Retains Crown as Europe's Top Tech Investment Hub Despite Global Headwinds
Business
London Retains Crown as Europe's Top Tech Investment Hub Despite Global Headwinds
New figures show the capital attracted more venture capital in the first quarter than Paris and Berlin combined, defying
Sarah Pemberton, Technology Correspondent · 06/04/2026
Net Zero Britain: The Economic Case for the Green Transition
Economy
Net Zero Britain: The Economic Case for the Green Transition
Going green is often framed as a cost. The evidence suggests it is an opportunity — but only if Britain moves fast enoug
Energy Correspondent · 05/04/2026
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 navigate these ch
David Walsh, Foreign Affairs Editor · 05/04/2026
Best Places to Live in the UK in 2026: The Definitive Rankings
UK News
Best Places to Live in the UK in 2026: The Definitive Rankings
From thriving cities to coastal towns and market towns with fast rail links — National Herald's definitive guide to the
Regional Desk · 04/04/2026
The Green Hydrogen Revolution: Britain's Next Industrial Opportunity
Economy
The Green Hydrogen Revolution: Britain's Next Industrial Opportunity
An in-depth National Herald investigation into the green hydrogen revolution.
Energy Correspondent · 03/04/2026
The Green Belt: Sacred Cow or Obstacle to Britain's Housing Future?
Politics
The Green Belt: Sacred Cow or Obstacle to Britain's Housing Future?
National Herald analysis of the green belt: sacred cow or obstacle to britain's housing future?.
Nicholas Hartley · 03/04/2026