CMA recommends overhaul of road and rail procurement to cut costs and drive economic growth through infrastructure investment
Report shows fragmented, short-term procurement approach is driving up costs, slowing delivery, and holding back…
Tiny fossils found in 1.7 billion-year-old mud yield clues to the evolution of complex life
Stored in an open-air warehouse in tropical Darwin, Australia, are dozens of trays containing cylindrical…
We call on all parties to conflict to protect civilians: UK statement at the UN Security Council
First, it is critical that we press all parties to conflict to not only uphold…
Why committed leadership will decide Canada’s energy future
The Canadian government’s discussion paper, Getting Major Projects Built in Canada, represents a significant and…
Heat network upgrades to lower bills for families and businesses
£15.6 million to upgrade old and inefficient heat networks, lowering energy costs for communities Four…
What Jefferson and Madison would have thought about ‘rededicating’ the US to God
Thousands of Americans prayed on the National Mall on May 17, 2026, during “Rededicate 250”:…
Deputy Prime Minister Global Partnerships Conference Speech: “Shifting the Power: Modern Partnerships in Practice”
First, let me thank the fantastic panellists that we’ve just heard speak so powerfully over the past…
Fish can pass Pfas safety limits one chemical at a time, but cocktail effects reveal a bigger unseen risk – new study
Per and polyfluoroalkyl substances (Pfas), often called “forever chemicals”, are now found almost everywhere scientists…
Football charity trustees “let down players” after £2.5m is recovered by regulator
This included £1.9 million which was transferred from the charity’s bank account to a trade union, The Professional Footballers’ Association, without adequate explanation…
Compulsory voting has boosted turnout in Australia – is it time NZ tried it?
New Zealand has a voter turnout problem. Although enrolment is compulsory for all eligible voters,…