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Editorial: The prime minister’s ambitions might be ambiguous, but unlike the Conservative leader, he is following voters and the facts

This year thousands of the golden-coloured butterfly have arrived in Britain in what one expert calls ‘a bold attempt at colonisation’

Facing demands that Britain apologise and pay reparations, palace officials say Charles will reiterate previous comments that slavery was an “atrocity that forever stains our history,” while stopping short of an apology.

Can Andy Burhnam’s vision of economic recovery in the hinterlands keep the UK together?

The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change said the government should lay out a series of reforms aimed at making energy cheaper in the UK

Britain Doubles Down on AI Safety: £120M for Security Institute and a World-First AI...

The prime minister said he did not think ‘things have worked out as people said they would at the time’

EU exit has damaged economy and failed to bring promised benefits, says PM, but he rules out big pre-election changes

Andy Burnham admitted he is considering allowing freedom of movement, as pro-EU groups warn Brexit has left a black hole of up to £240bn in economic growth

Wes Streeting has warned that Britain’s adversaries will be ready to attack UK by 2030

Telegraph report says Israel now backs Argentina’s call for direct talks with Britain over the disputed islands amid increasingly tense ties between Jerusalem and London

Can Andy Burhnam’s vision of economic recovery in the hinterlands keep the UK together?

Whitehall wants tougher penalties and new powers over telecoms operators as Russian activity raises alarm

The UK still imports 60% of its gas and, even with Jackdaw, its energy supply and resilience problems are not going away

The electricity system is forecast to have a surplus of 5.9 gigawatts between the end of October and the end of March next year.

Europe is also heading into winter with lower gas storage than normal as a result of higher prices

Protecting jobs and strengthening energy security in the short term does not mean wavering on Labour’s deep commitment to a cleaner, greener future, says UK prime minister Andy Burnham

Climate change, cyber-attacks, geopolitical shifts, and energy shocks could put Britain’s food supply at great risk