Mohammed bin Salman’s utopian city was undone by the laws of physics and finance

After years of waiting, the Renters’ Rights Act has finally received Royal Assent and passed into law. We’ve campaigned hard for this, and…

A north London school hall is to be restored to its 1960s appearance and become home to the UK’s first Museum of Brutalist Architecture (MoBA) after it secured a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant.

Lawsuit filed in Miami federal court comes after president threatened to sue over Jeffrey Epstein letter report

Exclusive: Tom Dolphin says rise needed to redress real-terms earnings loss since 2008 and strikes could last years

Amendment intended to kill off legislation that would cut benefits could be backed by up to 100 Labour MPs including senior figures

Today, the government laid its Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill before parliament. It details plans to cut billions…

The Soho Society says it faces financial ruin if ordered to pay nearly £44,000 in legal costs

This government, like many before them, is offering extreme prescriptions before being certain of the diagnosis.

Britain’s governing party spends its political capital for little return

Pathways to Poverty: How planned cuts to disability benefits will impact the people we support

To understand British politics, one must understand Dead Man

Exclusive: Clare Moriarty hits out at Labour’s plan as ‘short-term action’ with ‘long-term consequences’ in rare intervention

Right now, the government is considering changes to disability benefits. But for millions of disabled people, these benefits are a lifeline. They are the difference between surviving and being pushed ...

This refined one-bedroom maisonette is positioned along one of the broad, light-filled streets that trace the historic contours of the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich. Once the heart of a vast munitions com...

Angela Merkel’s low-key, unflappable persona makes it easy to overlook how extraordinary her story is. A life composed...

Citizen’s Advice says ‘policy failure’ by regulator means companies secured a windfall of almost £4bn

A proposed new law will also give ministers greater powers to request bank account information.

Claims that power plants are gaming the system to charge huge sums to switch on in the UK’s cold weather