News Safety Regulators Recall Nearly All Cybertrucks In Latest Blow To Tesla It is the latest setback for the Elon Musk-owned electric car maker. Matt Ott 21st Mar
News North West Mayors Sign Deal With US Space Firm Liverpool City Mayor Steve Rotheram and Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham signed the agreement with Axiom Space. Ruby Cline 21st Mar
News Labour’s Clean Power Push ‘Undermined’ If Bills Stay High, Top Donor Says Dale Vince said if energy bills do not fall from historic highs it ‘will be a stick that Labour gets beaten with’ at the… Alex Daniel 21st Mar
News Independent Launches AI-Created News Briefings For ‘Busy’ Readers The platform, called Bulletin, creates bullet point briefings designed for ‘seriously busy’ audiences. Anna Wise 19th Mar
News Ex-Net Zero Tsar Launches Clean Power Taskforce To Counter Climate Row Backs The taskforce aims to counter the narrative that the transition is too expensive and will unjustly bring higher costs to ordinary people. Rebecca Speare-Cole 14th Mar
News Toy Firm Hornby Unveils Plans To Go Private The Scalextric and model train firm said it plans to re-register as a private company to help with its ongoing overhaul. Holly Williams 14th Mar
Mega Projects Economic Benefits Of Man Utd’s Potential New Stadium ‘Unparalleled In Scale’ The stadium and wider regeneration project have the potential to add an extra £7.3 billion each year to the UK economy, it is claimed. Ted Hennessey 12th Mar
News British Steel Industry Warns Of Damage As Trump Tariffs Come Into Force The British steel and aluminium industries are braced for the impact of the US President’s tariffs, which came in overnight. David Lynch 12th Mar
News Business Leaders Urge Chancellor To Back Carbon Capture Project They said Scotland cannot afford further delays on the Acorn Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) project. Lucinda Cameron 10th Mar
News Lab-Grown Food Could Be Sold In The UK Within Two Years The Food Standards Agency has launched a regulatory programme for cell-cultivated products to make sure they are safe for consumers. Josie Clarke 10th Mar
News HS2 Will ‘Prove Its Worth’, Boss Mark Wild Says He made the comments days after an influential group of MPs described HS2 as an example of ‘how not to run a major project’. Neil Lancefield 04th Mar
Mega Projects HS2 An Example Of ‘How Not To Run A Major Project’, Report Finds A cross-party group of MPs warned there is ‘a reputational risk to the UK’ because of the project. Neil Lancefield 28th Feb
Mega Projects Group Planning 10 Wind Farms Across Wales Gets £600 Million Investment Bute Energy is developing the projects across Wales, which bosses hope will generate enough power for 2.25 million homes. Alex Daniel 26th Feb
News Work To Secure Grangemouth Future ‘Needs To Happen At Pace’, Says Sarwar Redundancy notices have been sent out to hundreds of workers. Lucinda Cameron 24th Feb
News UK Government To Invest £200 Million In Grangemouth, Says Starmer The Prime Minister was speaking at the Scottish Labour conference in Glasgow on Sunday. Craig Paton 24th Feb
News From Frustration To Automation: How Custom Software Eliminates Business Bottlenecks PM Today contributor 24th Feb
Mega Projects Gatwick Accused Of Seeking ‘New Runway On The Cheap’ Camapigners warn they will attempt to launch a judicial review if Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander gives the airport’s expansion the green light. Neil Lancefield 19th Feb