UK

Broughton’s new accredited testing gives UK CBD producers and consumers more reliable and transparent information as the market rapidly expands.

Rising festive cocaine use reflects deeper emotional strain and highlights the need for compassion and stronger support systems.

The UK’s £2.6 trillion debt affects households directly through higher taxes, interest costs, and reduced disposable income.

The UK will remove sick pay waiting days in 2026 but weekly payments remain low, leaving workers financially vulnerable.

UK singles are choosing alcohol-free dates to prioritise wellness, self-growth, and more meaningful, intentional romantic connections.

UK Lords urge government action to tackle rising accident crisis costing 20,000 lives and £12 billion annually.

A new study ranks Oxford as the UK’s most wheelchair-accessible city with a score of 90.54, while Poole trails as the least accessible at 13.33, exposing wide gaps in urban …

A new AEG study reveals that more than one in four mums prefer a home-cooked meal over traditional Mother’s Day gifts, prompting chefs to share simple recipes for families to …

New data reveals the top driving offences in the UK, from speeding to car cleanliness violations, highlighting the need for improved compliance and driver awareness.

A UK survey reveals significant gaps in practical skills like car maintenance and household repairs, highlighting barriers such as confidence and education.

In a detailed response to Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s inaugural King’s Speech, the Social Market Foundation (SMF) has outlined its perspective on the new Labour Government’s agenda.

This time last year, the UK published a roadmap for reaching tech superpower status by 2030 through a new International Technology Strategy.

Jobs in the creative industries currently represent around 7% of the UK workforce.

The UK Government’s latest proposals to reform the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) system have sparked intense debate and concern among disability advocates, politicians, and citizens.

In a series of statements that have stirred public debate, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has declared a robust stance against what he describes as Britain’s “sick note culture”.