“A true breakthrough moment” is how experts have described some exciting work coming out of the United States in nuclear fusion.

Around four million households on fixed-rate mortgages could see their payments increase by £3,000 across 2023, the Bank of England has warned.

A booklet from the Building Societies Association and Money Advice Trust, 'What to do if you can't pay your mortgage', sets out six practical steps to help households who are struggling to keep up with their mortgage payments during the cost of living crisis.

Thirty years ago, the barriers facing a small business wanting to expand its customer base were far greater than they are today. Their advertising options were likely to be restricted to word of mouth, local media, or flyers, which all have limited reach and scale. Other media used by larger businesses, such as national TV or radio, or billboards, were either inaccessible, prohibitively expensive, or poorly targeted.

There is no doubt that the Chancellor had a tough hand to play in deciding which measures to include in his Autumn Statement last month.

Britain’s regulated betting and gaming sector has urged Government to publish a White Paper that delivers for business and punters, after a new study showed affordability checks are already hitting revenues.

In a recent issue of The House, the head of the appointments body Lord Pickles called for reform of rules for those seeking work after leaving public office. Now Andrew Kersley reveals the full extent of the revolving door between senior regulators and the private sector.

Decarbonising the world’s busiest maritime corridor will deliver a seismic boost to the UK’s recently announced green shipping ambitions that include the US, Norway, and the Netherlands.

A survey from the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult reveals a high degree of confidence in future growth but highlights challenges in areas of skills and visibility of opportunities.

Commenting on The Edinburgh Reforms announced by the Chancellor today, Robin Fieth, BSA Chief Executive said:

As industries adapt to a greener future, emerging technologies are driving economic growth in communities that have struggled for decades. We take an in-depth look at the work of the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult in Blyth to explore how investing in innovation that enables the net-zero transition can provide a catalyst for economic regeneration.

Rising costs and inflation have meant a tightening on people’s finances all across the country. But in social housing the picture is even bleaker.

As I chatted to some of the small businesses in my local area on Saturday, I was reminded that Britain’s 5.5 million small businesses are operating against the most challenging economic backdrop in memory, Mastercard's Kelly Devine, President, UK & Ireland tells PoliticsHome.

This winter, the United Kingdom is facing a cost of living crisis which threatens to plunge thousands of families deep into poverty and puts their health and wellbeing at risk.

Where there is challenge, there is opportunity.

Following the Government Investment Decision on Sizewell C, the Nuclear Industry Association's Chief Executive, Tom Greatrex, sets out why Great British Nuclear is another positive step in the right direction.

We were delighted to welcome parliamentarians alongside representatives from the DCMS, industry and mobile network operators to our Winter Reception on 5 December.

With the Autumn Statement in our rear-view mirror, both PM Sunak and Chancellor Hunt continue to be faced with fiscal challenges and restrictions as we hurtle towards a general election. It has never been so timely to turn their attentions to reducing the amount of energy we use.

A diverse mix of animals, plants, and microorganisms are part of the healthy ecosystems that provide the air we breathe and the food we eat. A new report sets out the contribution that the UK’s blackcurrant growers are making to ensure that biodiversity is prioritised on their land for generations to come.

Following on from COP27, some may think now is the time to put the breaks on net zero, but now is the time to be doubling down on our climate commitments.

“Ad Net Zero plays beautifully into the story of the UK’s creativity, innovation and leadership. These characteristics manifest themselves in multiple ways, and often with global impact.” These were the words of Emma Wade Smith OBE (pictured above), His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for North America about the international expansion of Ad Net Zero at a special reception at the British Consulate during Advertising Week New York.

Heat pumps are a vital part of the transition to net zero, but they are not the best option for every household.

Three things the Government needs to do to make the UK a global leader in electric vehicles.