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The Reform MP Rupert Lowe installed

solar

The Nigel Farage-led party has been accused of hypocrisy as Lowe also runs a company that …

Animal welfare experts and advocates have questioned whether an Australian-led study that non-fatally strangled rats as part of research into the impact of intimate partner violence in humans should have been approved.

They argue that, despite gaining necessary ethical approvals, the study’s use of animals lacked justification given the potentially …

Vladimir Putin on Wednesday achieved his most significant diplomatic breakthrough yet in a three-year war that, at times, seemed to threaten his regime.

During his

90-minute call with Donald Trump

The UK competition watchdog has said it plans to speed up its decisions on deals amid calls from the government for it to be less risk averse.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced plans to deliver a “step change” in how it operates in the coming months. It is …

Unilever has chosen Amsterdam for the primary listing of its

split-off ice- creams business

While the owner of Marmite, Dove and Ben & Jerry’s said the ice-cream business would also have secondary listings in London and New York, …

Train drivers on the Elizabeth line are to strike on four separate days over the coming weeks in a dispute over pay.

Members of the train drivers’ union Aslef will take industrial action on Thursday 27 February, Saturday 1 March, Saturday 8 March and Monday 10 March.

Virtually all drivers …

Ministers have declined to restate their election pledge to ban the importation of foie gras in response to claims that a proposed “reset” with the EU will make it impossible.

Negotiations with Brussels over a veterinary agreement to reduce the need for border checks on agricultural products are due to …

The US Department of State is planning to spend $400m buying new Tesla armoured vehicles, even as the carmaker’s boss Elon Musk

leads efforts to slash government spending

A procurement forecast produced by the department showed the $400m (£320m) proposed spending on “armoured …

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Amid a years-long housing crisis, the deputy prime minister, Angela Rayner, has brought the Labour government’s housing policy to the forefront of the political agenda, including an announcement on

Wednesday of an additional £350m to fund affordable housing

“We’re vulnerable at the moment,” says Fiona Conor, the managing director of Trust Electric Heating, a Leeds-based radiator manufacturer, who has been considering expanding into the US market.

After a predictably unpredictable start to Donald Trump’s second term as US president, Conor is worried her options could be limited, as …