Gordon Sanghera, head of Oxford Nanopore, the biotechnology company planning one of the biggest flotations in London this year, has reportedly misled regulators in a patent dispute.

On 30th March Twitter banned British charity, Binti International’s account based on a post of an image of a uterus. The ban by twitter continues their censorship of period, anatomical, female health and education posts which has caused outrage...

On Monday, 5th April, it was reported that the daughter of a Muslim man is launching a campaign urging the government to adopt an official definition of Islamophobia.

Batley Grammar School which has been at the heart of a row over pupils being shown a cartoon of the prophet Muhammed has suspended two more teachers, it has been reported. 

The Mayor of London, has vowed to establish a new London Drugs Commission if re-elected at the Mayoral elections on 6 May. 

Acclaimed writer Fatima Bhutto, Turner Prize-winning sculptor Anish Kapoor and campaigner Ailbhe Smyth will be judging the international Freedom of Expression Awards.

One of Britain’s largest takeaway sectors campaigns for extension to VAT reduction to help hospitality industry get back on its feet. 

On Wednesday, 31st March, a butchers and food shop has been fined thousands of pounds by magistrates after mouse droppings were found on the premises. Slough Store and Halal Meat Ltd was closed on the spot during a routine council visit because...

The Department for Work and Pensions has recognised Brent Council as an employer leading the way when it comes to improving access and support for people with disabilities, or long-term health issues.

The fallout from Covid-19 will continue to impact the economy. Much has changed. From lacklustre short-term growth prospects across some sectors to shifting consumer behaviour and from increasing reliance on hybrid work culture, to the necessary...