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UK Government

  • Data: protection, possibilities, purpose

    December 22, 2023

    The Data Protection and Digital Information Bill has arrived in the House of Lords and peers have questioned the minister.

  • Jeremy Hunt signs ‘groundbreaking’ financial services agreement with Switzerland

    December 22, 2023

    Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has signed what he called a “groundbreaking” deal with Switzerland on financial services.

  • Government rows back on £38k family visa earning threshold hike

    December 22, 2023

    Ministers have rowed back on plans to hike the earning threshold Brit need to bring foreign family members to live in the UK to £38,700.

  • Falling UK debt interest may allow room for tax cuts, Jeremy Hunt says

    December 22, 2023

    Lower levels of UK debt interest may allow room for the government to cut taxes, UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has said.

  • A roundup of free trade deals the UK signed in 2023

    December 21, 2023

    Since the UK exited the European Union in 2020, a major focus of government policy has been negotiating new trade agreements with nations across the globe.

  • How do the latest borrowing figures impact Hunt’s tax cut calculations?

    December 21, 2023

    The Treasury borrowed £14.3bn in November, which was nearly £1bn less than this time last year but comfortably higher than economists had expected.

  • Government borrowing higher than expected as interest payments hit November record

    December 21, 2023

    With interest rates rising, the government had to pay £7.7bn on central government debt, the highest November total since monthly records began.

  • Private sector AI forum to launch in January, No10 announce

    December 20, 2023

    A new artificial intelligence (AI) opportunity forum to explore private sector adoption of the technologies will launch in the new year, No10 have confirmed.

  • UK to sign financial services deal with Switzerland

    December 20, 2023

    Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is set to ink a financial services deal with Switzerland in a bid to ease business transactions with UK firms and individuals.

  • Susan Hall makes vague pledge to cut City Hall waste, as she slams Sadiq Khan’s 2019 ‘bicycle ballet’

    December 20, 2023

    Conservative mayoral candidate Susan Hall has vowed she would cut City Hall waste as she criticised Sadiq Khan over spending on “bicycle ballet” from 2019.

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