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Spending climbs above pre-pandemic levels after coronavirus restrictions are eased
GCHQ director Jeremy Fleming says Britain is a ‘big animal’ in the digital world but must adapt its sovereign capabilities
Some on vaccine committee take cautious line over blood clots, while others fear impact on inoculation rollout
Senior civil servant Tom Scholar tells MPs he received phone call and texts from former PM
‘VIP lane’ for favoured suppliers sometimes hindered procurement of safety kit
Commons vote non-binding but adds to pressure on UK government to take harder line
Companies experience delays as products are stranded or returned for incorrect form filling
‘Inside the classroom, we tidied up our diction. But outside, I spoke guid braid Fife, ken’
Relationships with this mercurial creature can be fraught, but the way it has adapted to survive in our cities is admirable
Trade groups say efforts stepped up to implement the protocol despite Johnson’s claims
As the country reopens, Nicola Sturgeon is riding high — but Covid has complicated her party’s push for self-governance
Semiconductor group needs new designs and designers — and the fight for this talent is fierce
Party promises to spend heavily to create jobs and rebuild the health and care systems
UK housebuilder confident growth will stay strong even if government support for buyers ends
Chip designer says listing in UK trumped both US and Canada despite Deliveroo’s turbulent debut
Move reflects wider staff shortages across hospitality sector following high level of job losses during lockdown
Billionaire says Singapore remains group’s head office after controversial relocation from Britain
Cash centre to shut but operations and ‘substantial’ number of staff to move north
Fears mount for ‘zombie’ businesses as government Covid support will soon come to an end
Messages between entrepreneur and PM come as UK government is engulfed in Greensill scandal
Creation of task force by UK government welcomed but no trials have delivered solutions
Former first minister says Scotland’s ruling party is also failing on issues from economy to trans rights
Legally binding targets should be based on WHO guidelines to save lives, he recommends
Letter to Treasury argues that current proposal of two years’ relief should be extended to five years
Move by City, University of London, follows concerns about philanthropist’s slavery links
Industrialist exchanged messages with Johnson over tax treatment when developing ventilator for NHS
Although infections are at a record high, lives are being saved in countries with effective immunisation programmes
March consumer prices increased at a slightly lower than expected annual rate of 0.7%
In 50 years, the industry has transformed the country’s politics and economy. Can renewable energy replace it?
We are Swedish and would like to help our daughter buy a flat in London
From the US-China trade war, to Brexit, to pandemic-led delays to manufacturing and shipping, the global supply chain is firmly in the spotlight. How is the business of trade adapting in a changing world?
Bigger income shock caused by the inadequacy of the UK’s welfare safety net, says report
About-turn weeks after £2.6m of taxpayers’ money had been spent on new media room
Good Law Project says lucrative PPE contract was awarded without competition
Torture, genocide and crimes against humanity were excluded from five-year limit
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