Parliament has passed legislation enabling the nationalisation of British Steel, clearing the path for the company’s transition to public ownership following failed negotiations with its Chinese owner.

The OECD urged Labour to abandon its triple-lock pensions pledge to address UK fiscal pressures, though the pensions minister said the government remains committed to the policy throughout the current parliament.

A 32-year-old professional describes changing jobs 10 times across six universities over a decade to build skills for her desired career role, reflecting an emerging trend among younger workers.

India and the UK’s free trade agreement, which took effect on Wednesday, removes or reduces tariffs on 99% of Indian exports and 90% of UK imports, with labor-intensive sectors like textiles and spirits expected to see significant growth.

U.S. inflation slowed sharply to 3.5% in June as gas prices dropped, but analysts warn the decline may be temporary due to renewed Iran tensions threatening to push energy costs higher again.

South East Water will pay £30.5m in penalties following multiple water supply failures affecting hundreds of thousands of customers over several years, regulators announced.

Tech companies are developing AI companions for children resembling intelligent teddy bears, raising concerns about whether they might replace crucial human interactions needed for healthy brain development.

UK passengers have rights when flights are cancelled or delayed, including refunds and compensation depending on the airline and reason for disruption. Rights vary based on whether the airline is at fault versus circumstances like weather or strikes.