Govt expands offender tagging
Record rise in electronic monitoring Tens of thousands more offenders will be fitted with electronic tags under the Government’s new Sentencing Bill, described.
Record rise in electronic monitoring Tens of thousands more offenders will be fitted with electronic tags under the Government’s new Sentencing Bill, described.
£2.9 billion drives expansion British artificial intelligence companies attracted a record £2.9 billion of private investment last year, new government figures reveal. This.
MP demands public inquiry into faulty 3M earplugs supplied to British troops The Government is being urged to stage an independent inquiry into.
Strategy aims to boost jobs and security The Government has unveiled a landmark Defence Industrial Strategy (DIS) designed to place skills and jobs.
Reeves vows to ‘fix foundations’ Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that the Government’s next Budget will be delivered on Wednesday November 26, setting.
France’s latest government collapse (yes, again) is dramatic but far from exceptional in a continent beleaguered by uncertainty. The swift dismissal of François.
Like it or not, Reform UK is gathering momentum – publicly and privately – every day. This past weekend, I attended Reform UK’s.
An autumn of intrigue and distraction Angela Rayner’s dramatic resignation last week didn’t just leave a vacancy, it’s given an opportunity for Labour.
Largest single-day arrests in decades The Metropolitan Police arrested almost 900 people after a demonstration in central London in support of the banned.
Lammy named deputy PM Angela Rayner’s resignation has triggered a sweeping Cabinet reshuffle, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer moving to strengthen his.