Hunt dampens hopes of tax cuts
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had been widely expected to cut taxes in Wednesday’s budget, in a move seen as a way of closing the gap on the main Opposition Labour Party
Royal Navy: Capt Ian Lynn Steps Down, Col Westlake Takes Role
The transition of leadership unfolds as Colonel Simon Westlake of the Royal Marines assumes the role, taking over from Captain Ian Lynn. In a recent announcement from the British High Commission’s Defence
UK Plans More Nuke Plants
Since then the developer of Hinkley Point C, the French utility EDF, has said the cost of Britain’s first new nuclear plant in a generation had spiralled to £33bn, a 30% increase
UK launches strikes against Houthis
Sunak says that the Houthis, despite the repeated warnings from the international community, continue to conduct attacks in the Red Sea, including against UK and US warships Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has