News GSK And Oxford Researchers To Create Cancer Vaccine To Stop Disease Developing GSK will invest up to £50 million in the new project, which could inform future development of cancer vaccines. Jane Kirby 27th Jan
Mega Projects UK On Track To Miss 2030 Clean Power Targets, Research Suggests The forecast comes despite the Government revising down its capacity targets in an action plan released late last year. Henry Saker-Clark 27th Jan
News Train Operator Says There Is ‘More Work To Be Done’ To Boost Workforce Diversity TransPennine Express has unveiled a new photography exhibition at two railway stations to celebrate its ‘inclusive’ workforce. Neil Lancefield 27th Jan
News Reeves Says Need For Growth Trumps Opposition Amid Heathrow Speculation The Chancellor said opposition to measures that will boost growth have been a problem for too long in the UK. David Hughes and Neil Lancefield 22nd Jan
News HMRC ‘Degrading Its Own Services As A Matter Of Policy’ Customer service has continued to deteriorate, the Public Accounts Committee said, as it urged the tax authority to be bolder in tackling abuse. Vicky Shaw 22nd Jan
News New Deep Water Quay And Autonomous Vehicles Part Of £300m Belfast Harbour Plan The proposals also include a focus on accommodating cruise ships. Rebecca Black 21st Jan
Mega Projects Climate Group Says Heathrow Expansion Would Be ‘Catastrophic’ Climate charity Possible said the ‘huge increase in emissions’ from a third runway ‘won’t help our economy’. Neil Lancefield 21st Jan
News How Employee Ownership Trusts Can Revolutionise Your Brand In The Social Media Era PM Today Contributor 21st Jan
News Britain Risks Clean Power Skills Shortage, Says Siemens Energy UK Boss The head of the UK’s biggest wind turbine maker said the sector will need about 500,000 more skilled workers amid the push towards net… Alex Daniel 20th Jan
News Part Of Thames Water Restructure Plan ‘Holds Company To Ransom’, High Court Told Two groups of the utility’s creditors have introduced rival restructuring plans for the company, which could run out of money by late March. Callum Parke 20th Jan
News Chancellor Urges Regulators To ‘Tear Down’ Red Tape In Bid For Growth It came after fresh data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed that the UK economy grew by a weaker-than-expected 0.1% in November. Henry Saker-Clark 17th Jan
News Younger Workers More Likely To Suffer Burnout As Generation Gap Grows – Survey A charity said its survey findings show conversations are needed on changing attitudes and expectations around work. Aine Fox 17th Jan
News Nintendo Switch 2 To Be Released In 2025 Nintendo has confirmed its much anticipated new console will be released this year. Martyn Landi 17th Jan
News Desire To ‘Meet Every Concern’ Over HS2 Causes Extra Costs And Delays – Adviser Sir Joh Armitt told MPs a ‘private sector approach’ would have been to say ‘Sorry, I have not got any more money’. Neil Lancefield 15th Jan
News Malaysian Firm Commits £4bn To UK As Leaders Starmer And Anwar Meet Conglomerate YTL is developing homes and an arena on the outskirts of Bristol. David Hughes 15th Jan
Guides AI Action plan: The Key Points In The UK’s Plan To Be A ‘World Leader’ In… The Prime Minister has endorsed the report and said the Government would take forward all 50 recommendations within it. David Lynch & Martyn Landi 13th Jan
News Poundland Invests In New Security Technology After Millions Lost To Shoplifting The bargain retailer, which sells a large proportion of its products for £1 or less, said it had been a particular target for theft… Anna Wise 13th Jan