Britain and Germany are entering a “golden age” of defence co-operation as they build a long-range missile designed to defend Europe against Russia.

Britain’s new prime minister, Andy Burnham, promised policies that would give average Britons financial “breathing space.” His opponents are already doling out criticism.

Britain’s new leader, Andy Burnham, is facing the same old problem: How can he kickstart a sluggish economy so that growing companies and increased output generate enough additional revenue to boost d

Iberdrola-owned Scottish Power is investing £1.5 billion ($2.01 billion) ‌to upgrade old turbines at the Whitelee Windfarm in Scotland, a move that will almost double capacity at Britain's largest onshore windfarm,

Nearly a decade after Britain’s reckless vote to leave the European Union, debate over Brexit is back. The intervening years have not been happy. Tortuous negotiation under one prime minister, Theresa May, was followed by the hardest possible Brexit deal ...

In a nondescript office building in Reading, defence contractors from Britain, Italy and Japan are busily working together on one of the most secret military projects in the world.

Britain needs to develop its own alternatives to tech giants such as Palantir, the former head of GCHQ says. Sir Jeremy Fleming says Britain needs a "resilient" network of domestic technology companies and must invest more in its own providers as the world becomes more volatile.

Britain badly needs its mojo back. Its economy is struggling, public services are strained and gains in living standards have faltered. Is Andy Burnham the answer?