Full Fact takes a look at Labour’s pledge to create three new national forests in England, and to plant millions of trees.

Australian travel group that supplied the Bibby Stockholm asylum barge for the Home Office has admitted UK clients overpaid at least £80 million

Paul Patterson questioned by MPs as firm continues to make millions from UK government contracts

Fairmead argued that the precious stash was not covered by the terms of the insurance policy

Exclusive: Paul Donaghy established at least 10 firms struck off by Companies House, according to official records

Andrew Husband, a former model, made it his mission to slash Durham council’s £1.5bn budget while presiding over companies with big debts

Regulations coming into force on New Year’s Day will make it harder for holders of assets such as bitcoin to hide their gains from international tax authorities

More than 360 pubs were demolished or converted for other uses in 2025, highlighting mounting pressure on the hospitality sector

Analysis of monthly data releases by NHS England to highlight the huge pressures being placed on backlogs across the NHS - including operations data, cancer waiting list GP referrals and A&E waiting t...

Next year's final report from the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry is expected to find failings of senior management, while a criminal police operation is gathering pace.

Company owners say bonus was unrelated to water business and complied with ban after pollution conviction

Videos shared on Facebook make false claims about a supposed new law banning music in moving cars and a new monthly electricity charge.

A video shared thousands of times on social media appears to show a British soldier confronting a police officer, but is AI-generated and not genuine.

In the three months since we first covered the problem, we’ve fact checked a further 45 false and misleading claims, about everything from nighttime curfews to a “Christmas decorations tax”.

Using lower-paid workers to plug the gaps left by a failure to hire registered nurses damages safety, new research has shown

The government is preparing a £50m bailout for Ineos’s Grangemouth plant, after Jim Ratcliffe asked for help in October

Rejoining Erasmus should just be a first step – as the economic evidence piles up, the need for closer ties with Europe could not be clearer, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Company collapsed owing £4.1bn to its customers, yet payouts to savers fall well short

Against the backdrop of the cost-of-living crisis, data highlights a worrying trend: CEO salary increases outstripping those of the wider workforce.

Dame Ann Limb, chair of the King’s Foundation, called herself a doctor

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Paul Patterson will appear before the business and trade select committee on 6 January amid mounting pressure on Fujitsu to make a sizeable contribution to the Horizon scandal compensation bill, Sky N...

Heavily indebted utility puts back ‘retention payments’ for 21 executives until new year amid search for rescue deal

This report, from the cross-party, cross-industry UK Trade and Business Commission (UKTBC) delivers 17 substantive recommendations for the UK Government, and our EU partners on how we can make a youth...

The government is failing to tackle global heating – so we’re forcing it to take action

Tom Selby from the investment platform AJ Bell offers his advice

Direct Bullion, which has paid Reform’s leader over £400k, says winding-up petition will be withdrawn

Gloomy clouds gather over the private sector

Thousands of parcels are dropped off every minute, which is great news for thieves. Just make sure yours are not left in a ‘safe place’

After five years apprentices can make £12,500 more than those with low-value honours from university. How does your degree compare?

Videos claiming that the Mayor of London has clashed with King Charles after the cancellation of an event has been viewed over 100,000 times on Facebook.

Our explainer looks at the different ways child poverty is measured, and the impact of the two-child benefit cap.

New statistics reveal that while 7,000 Poles arrived in the year ending last June, 25,000 returned home: a net outflow of 18,000. The UK's total Polish population has shrunk to 750,000.