A vibe shift is needed to close the gap between the UK and Silicon Valley
‘RapidDestroyer’ uses a high-power radio frequency to fry systems at a distance
Timber construction is cheaper, faster and greener, but has struggled to gain traction in England
Britain would be able to deport one person in exchange for the French sending another individual the other way
Prime minister announces recall of parliament as government races to prevent closure of UK’s last two blast furnaces
Public ownership could be the saviour of the UK’s remaining steel industry
Department to shed 2,100 jobs as civil service braces for further cuts
Government has ruled out a legal change as concerns mount over children’s mental health
Limited spending buffers and poor support undermine the OBR
Deterrence is a shared asset — and a shared responsibility
UK PM’s comments will be seen as warning shot across bows of Office for Budget Responsibility
Figures underscore challenge government faces in meeting its child developmental targets before end of this parliament
Education department at odds with plan to curb number of overseas students allowed to stay in Britain
Labour wants the Advanced Research and Invention Agency to drive innovation and growth
Government wants to close superfluous agencies and bring responsibility for decisions back in-house
The 1.52bn hours a year Britons spend on personal admin are both enraging and hitting our productivity
Costs have fallen because fewer hotels are being used and migrant returns have risen sharply
Officials examine use of command and control systems and early warning aircraft
‘Supranational’ vehicle would purchase for participating states at more favourable borrowing rates
There is nothing accountable or legitimate about unelected officials setting taxation and spending policy
A former diplomat’s unflinching account of migrant journeys to Britain advocates for more humane and practical reforms
Ministers say welfare cuts will help more benefit claimants into employment — but work doesn’t always reward everyone fairly
Martin Hewitt says there is ‘no quick answer’ to problems of irregular migration to Britain
Where will the cards fall before the autumn Budget?
The UK chancellor has made herself a prisoner of market movements, while the party’s MPs fret over how cuts will go down
