There will still be digital checks on those starting a new job, but people will not need to hold a digital ID.

The United Kingdom announced on Friday 16 January that it will provide an additional £20 million (US$26.7 million) to support ...

Scotland’s unique legal and tax position was once again overlooked in last week’s Budget, writes Donna Brennan ...

The UK government has rolled back plans to mandate digital ID for employment checks after strong backlash, opting for a ...

James Murray, chief secretary to the Treasury, will begin a series of reviews into government spending designed to find ...

Competition regulators' scrutiny of corporate mergers and takeovers, as well as entire industry sectors, faces its most ...

Mandatory digital ID cards were billed primarily as a tactic to stop illegal migration. They would make employing illegal ...

Britain’s government has abandoned its requirement for workers to register with a new digital ID system to prove their right ...

At the heart of this plan sits a new Government Cyber Unit, designed to coordinate the UK's scattered cybersecurity efforts ...

Chris Stark, the civil servant who leads the government’s efforts to decarbonise the power system by 2030, said the results ...

Understanding UK settlement is no longer just about time spent. New reforms shift the focus toward contribution, income, and ...

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has revealed that it has been in talks with the government about protecting function ...