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Colorado's CBI will review the 2005 death of Hunter S. Thompson after widow Anita Thompson voiced 'lingering questions' and her 'biggest regret', while officials still back the original suicide ruling

Questions grow over how chancellor will raise cash in the autumn budget to meet her fiscal rules

While cancelling the FCRA licence of an organisation founded by Ladakh-based climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs on September 25 said that the Students’ Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh (Secmol) received foreign funds to study the national sovereignty against the “national interest” and in violation…

Top executives say ministers don’t ‘get’ business, they aren’t listening and key decisions are fluffed or take too long

Chancellor Rachel Reeves sought to reassure business chiefs that she would seek spending restraint rather than growth-busting taxes.

Key figures from No 10 and No 11 appointed to group include Torsten Bell, new economic adviser Minouche Shafik and comms chief Tim Allan

Rain Newton-Smith warned Rachel Reeves against ‘slavish adherence’ to tax pledges made in the run-up to last year’s general election.

Prime minister defies pressure to sack US ambassador over links with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein

Rain Newton-Smith tells chancellor ‘the time for tinkering is over’ and revisit promise not to raise taxes on working people

The EU is one of the largest consumers of honey in the world. And yet, EU production can only satisfy 60% of demand.

CBI polling of the sector shows most companies are downbeat about future and are reporting lower profits