Britain stands at a crossroads. As nations across the globe embrace digital identity systems that enhance public services, secure borders, and boost economic efficiency, the UK risks falling behind…

Britain stands at a crossroads. As nations across the globe embrace digital identity systems that enhance public services, secure borders, and boost economic efficiency, the UK risks falling behind. The debate is no longer about whether digital identity will be adopted, but when and how. In a time of political uncertainty and economic strain, transformational change is not a luxury—it’s a necessity.

The UK’s housing and asylum accommodation crisis is not the result of an unprecedented wave of migration. It is the predictable outcome of neglect, short-termism, and political avoidance. Blame won’t solve the problem, but building will.

Right-wing daily papers in the UK do not represent 'public opinion' - they simply reflect the radical right views of those 'who own and run them', argues Julian Petley

The Conservatives are still haunted by their past failures on Europe.

In the UK today, we face a troubling paradox. On the one hand, tens of thousands of graduates leave university each year saddled with debt from tuition fees and maintenance loans, only to find themselves in poorly paid, insecure jobs. On the other hand, employers across key sectors—from health and social care to engineering, construction, and digital technology—are crying out for skilled workers, leading to sustained calls for increased immigration to plug these gaps.

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From child poverty, to unemployment among young people, to a lack of skills or training, the trends are deeply alarming

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How a defence pact could be the antidote to Brexit

The NHS risks missing out on the full benefits of EPRs unless a national strategy is put in place, warns think tank.

The UK Chancellor’s recent changes to National Insurance Contributions (NICs) for employers have stirred up a storm of debate. Touted by critics as a “tax on jobs” and defended by government backer…

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