Articles from July 2025

New government plans will see £4 billion of financial support pumped into small business start-ups and growth

Exclusive: Some four in 10 adults are putting off having children, or deciding against it altogether, as birth rates in the UK hit record lows

Aircraft and crews were left out of place as planes grounded or turned around mid-air at peak holiday season

The typical amount paid by first-time buyers for a home in a market town has increased by 2 per cent annually and by 26 per cent since 2020

Food inflation is set to soar to 6 per cent by the end of the year, posing a “significant challenge” to household budgets just as Christmas approaches, industry leaders have warned.

The billionaire’s Arora Group has published the plan which rivals a proposal from the airport’s owners

The Met said that it had made 1,000 arrests using live facial recognition, of which 773 had led to charge or caution

Only three workers out of every 100 in the early years sector are men

Wes Streeting also ruled out pay rises for resident doctors but said he’d be willing to discuss other areas

Mingo the otter cub was found ‘snoring his head off’ in the enclosure at Colchester Zoo