Inside UK

As the 31 January Self Assessment deadline draws closer, hundreds of thousands of taxpayers across the UK are turning to their phones to settle their tax bills. Nearly 340,000 people …

For many members of the Black British and Caribbean diaspora, the Windrush scandal remains a painful reminder of how quickly belonging, security and dignity can be stripped away. Now, in …

For millions of workers across the UK, especially migrants and diaspora families who often work in insecure or frontline roles, becoming a parent has too often come with an impossible …

In a landmark move aimed at cutting crime and addressing the root causes of reoffending, clinicians and nurses will, for the first time, work directly from probation offices in crime …

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has strengthened safety warnings for gabapentinoids, benzodiazepines, and z-drugs to better inform patients and healthcare professionals about the risks of dependence, addiction, …

Nearly twenty-four years after their lives were upended by a sophisticated email fraud, nine victims are finally set to receive justice, as the UK’s Serious Fraud Office (SFO) recovers more …

Millions of children across England are set to benefit from a more transparent and accountable education system, as the government moves to introduce formal inspections of multi-academy trusts for the …

Women and girls across the UK could soon benefit from stronger protections when using taxis and private hire vehicles, as the government moves to overhaul a fragmented licensing system that …

Water companies across the UK are now legally required to publish annual plans detailing how they will reduce pollution, following the introduction of tough new government powers aimed at cleaning …

People using dating apps and social media platforms across the UK are now better protected from receiving unsolicited nude images, as tough new legal duties on tech companies come into …