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Public services, welfare, pensions, housing, work and policy decisions that shape everyday life.
A parliamentary committee warns that the UK government’s dependence on Palantir for NHS and other public data projects raises concerns around data security and digital sovereignty. The report advises exploring UK alternatives to reduce vulnerability.
The death of Henry Nowak has intensified scrutiny of police decision making after footage showed officers handcuffing him as he pleaded for help after being stabbed.
Former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell has admitted embezzling more than £400,000 from party funds, raising major questions about political trust, financial oversight and governance inside the party.
Several newly elected Green Party councillors cannot take up their seats because they do not meet legal eligibility rules, prompting a series of by-elections ac
More than 60 Labour MPs have called for a formal review of the UK’s voting system for general elections, arguing the first past the post model is “broken”
The UK pensions industry is poised to undergo significant changes driven by upcoming legislation, regulatory proposals, and government initiatives. These developments will affect how pension schemes invest, deliver retirement income, and support savers in planning for retirement. Understanding the practical implications is essential for trustees, employers and members.
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