Theresa May’s plan to cap energy bills may not go ahead after evidence has emerged that civil servants are preparing for it to be dropped next year.

The government will find the “huge changes” Brexit demands to UK borders a challenge to deliver in time, according to the chairwoman of the public accounts committee.

Legislation to better protect emergency service workers is a step closer to becoming law after unanimous agreement in the House of Commons at the second reading of the Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Private Members Bill, led by Chris Bryant MP. 

SSE has been awarded the Fair Tax Mark for the fourth year in a row – cementing its long term commitment to play fair by tax.  It remains the only FTSE100 company to have been accredited by the Fair Tax Mark.

Police forces are struggling to stem the tide of ‘genuine increases’ in crime as figures released today show rises across the board.

A spike in violent crime contributed to an overall rise of 13% in recorded incidents in the year to June, statistics published today revealed.

The Government's Energy Price Cap will fail to tackle directly the needs of those in fuel poverty, says Baroness Donaghy.

Theresa May will today tell EU citizens living in the UK they can stay after Brexit as she reveals a deal on the controversial issue is within “touching distance”.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is encouraging individuals who are passionate about equality, diversity and inclusion to apply to join its new Inclusive Service Panel. 

By the mid-2020s, the UK must make important decisions about its energy infrastructure which will shape how we use power, heat our homes and fuel our cars in the future and should use a whole energy system approach to deliver on the Government's Clean Growth Strategy developing a mix of low carbon technologies to meet future emissions reduction targets, says the ETI.

The UK is facing a terror threat at an unprecedented "scale and pace", the head of MI5 has warned in a rare public intervention. 

Tory splits over the Brexit negotiations have once more been laid bare after Amber Rudd said it was “unthinkable” that the UK could leave the EU without a deal.

Inflation hit 3% in September for the first time since March 2012, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures.

Last year saw a record surge in hate crime, with a spike in incidents during the EU referendum campaign and after terror attacks. 

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A former spy chief has admitted MI5 used to spy on some of Jeremy Corbyn’s closest supporters, a former director-general said.

Anyone caught possessing corrosive liquid without a genuine reason will automatically face a six month prison sentence, according to proposals from the Home Office.

A serial peadophile who was behind an unsubstantiated claim that he was raped by Sir Edward Heath made the whole thing up, according to his family.

The British government failed to adhere to its own guidelines when it sent out a number of deportation letters to European nationals living in the UK, a Home Office minister admitted.

Former Cabinet minister Maria Miller has said she has experienced sexual harassment "numerous times". 

Jonathan Wills, CEO for the Energy Technologies Institute, has responded to the Clean Growth Strategy.

The Northern Energy Taskforce has set out a range of recommendations and ideas for developing an ambitious energy strategy for the Northern Powerhouse in the new report, The Northern Energy Strategy.

Today’s Clean Growth Strategy announcement at Plexal in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park by Secretary of State, Greg Clark and Energy Minister, Claire Perry is encouraging, long-awaited and did not disappoint, says MIMA.

Jeremy Corbyn has said he would vote Remain if another EU referendum took place.