Our new investigation reveals the problems with Palantir’s NHS tech - and the unrivalled political access that fuelled the firm’s march into the British state

Surely not? Multi-billion-pound 'highly regulated' utilities with highly paid CEOs, making money by systematically breaking the law? You might quite reasonably be thinking, no , you must be wrong! 'Ok, this is why we are not.Illegal pollution is highly profitable and regulation keeps it so.Here is the short version.Explainer.Privatised water companies in England and Wales obtain, treat, and distribute drinking water and collect and treat sewage before releasing it to the environment as required

We call on the UK Government to support the progression of the Elections (Proportional Representation) Bill, ensuring time for a Second Reading in the Commons. Even if a vote were to fail, this is an ...

"If he is prepared to lie for relatively paltry sums, what is he prepared to do for larger amounts?"

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President raises pressure on European allies as US envoy says deal to take island ‘should and will be made’

Violence between US civilians and federal ICE Agents on the streets of America continues, but are officers acting on immigration concerns, or as Donald Trump’s private militia?

Fine of 10% of annual turnover among other potential penalties as environment secretary calls for Ofwat review

I no longer feel safe to speak or act freely in a country where people are being arbitrarily detained and killed and where the truth is becoming whatever Donald Trump says it is, reports Alexandra Hal...

PM to highlight energy bill and interest rate cuts, plus end to two-child benefit cap, and to invite his MPs to Chequers

Pledge to invest billions in UK paused, with Washington citing lack of progress on trade barriers across pond

Idea borrowed from Denmark is latest attempt to reduce number of people seeking asylum in UK

'Beyond disgusting'

Analysis reveals £416 of average bill of £1,719 taken as pre-tax profits by the major energy industries last year, rather than being reinvested

Katie Lam said move would make UK ‘culturally coherent’ and that a large number of people ‘need to go home’

The attacker is seen striking the 55-year-old woman with a large wooden stick during the assault in the West Bank village of Turmus Ayaa.