In a boost for Rishi sunak, the rate of inflation is now just 0.3 per cent away from the Bank of England’s 2 per cent target, having skyrocketed in the wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says inflation figures are not the time for ministers to be “popping champagne corks and taking a victory lap”

Lower inflation won’t help the Tories when everything still feels expensive and public services are on their knees, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Ten nations and the EU have agreed to established a network of AI Safety Institutes, but China is not among them.

Ten nations and the EU have agreed to established a network of AI Safety Institutes, but China is not among them.

Austria’s leader has praised Britain as a “pioneer” in outsourcing asylum proceedings to places outside Europe, citing a U.K. bill to deport migrants to Rwanda

Rishi sunak says 16 international firms have committed, but standards have been criticised for lacking teeth

Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta and Open AI are among the companies which have signed up to the Frontier AI Safety Commitments.

Also accuses prime minister Rishi sunak of delivering a ‘bullshit’ apology for the scandal

A man who was infected with HIV and hepatitis C during experimental trials when he was a pupil at college has said he will “fight to the bitter end” to do what is right for his school friends who died after being given infected blood. Richa ...

 

Watch live as Rishi sunak meets Austrian chancellor Karl Nehammer in Vienna today (21 May) to discuss illegal migration.

Reports of antisemitic incidents in the UK have seen a 147 per cent increase since 2022

Minister to set out £10bn scheme after pledge from Rishi sunak to pay ‘whatever it costs’

World-leading AI scientists say not enough progress has been made since the last AI Safety Summit, six months ago.

The UK newspaper front pages all cover the conclusion to an inquiry which found the deaths of 3,000 people were made worse by cover-ups

‘We must make sure nothing like this happens again’, Rishi sunak exclaimed. Except it will

Prime minister says successive governments failed and vows to pay whatever it takes to compensate victims

Prime minister Rishi sunak made a statement in Parliament after the findings of a report on the infected blood scandal were revealed on Monday, 20 March.

MPs are already angered by developments with the Northern Ireland border, which last week saw the High Court rule that the Rwanda bill no longer applies there