In 2022, President Joe Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law. Engadget reports that CHIPS has made $52 billion in tax credits and funding available to bolster the United States' semiconductor industry.
PUTIN’S response to the International Criminal Court’s issuing a warrant for his arrest over the forced deportation of hundreds of Ukrainian children to Russia, is to tell the world that the children were taken to Russia ‘for their own safety’.
Steve Barclay has written to the heads of NHS quangos insisting they review membership of charities, including Stonewall, and consider removing diversity officers.
Former first minister and SNP leader Alex Salmond picked up on the election slogan of Kate Forbes as he told the new leader of the SNP that "continuity won't cut it".
Keir Starmer’s party eyeing 16 to 20 Westminster seats north of the border
Two major southern Ukrainian cities under Russian occupation have been rocked by powerful explosions that injured several people including a Russian-appointed police chief and damaged army barracks, writes Nataliya Vasilyeva.
It comes after the prime minister announced a new £160m crackdown on anti-social behaviour
Humza Yousaf on Monday won the race to become Scotland's new leader, the youngest and first from a minority ethnic background, charged with reviving a faltering independence movement after Nicola Sturgeon's long tenure.He is also Scotland's youngest leader, taking the helm months after Rishi Sunak became the youngest UK prime minister in modern times when he entered Downing Street aged 42.
A government scheme to provide energy efficient upgrades to homes could save you up to £400 a year on bills.
Backbenchers believe the Government will amend the bill to quickly open up more safe and legal routes
The controversial legislation designed to put a stop to migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats returns to the House of Commons later.
Mass protests in Israel over controversial plans to overhaul the independent judiciary
Postmasters whose reputations were left in tatters by the Horizon IT scandal are being offered a maximum of just £10,000 for “severe” reputational damage, it has emerged.
Video shows MPs hurling paper and other detritus at speaker of house
Humza Yousaf should not be "underestimated" as the new leader of the SNP and it is "much too early to write him off", Lord Hague has said.
The European Union has been “aiding and abetting” the detention, murder, torture, rape and enslavement of migrants trying to reach the continent from Libya, a UN investigator has found.
The scheme will help to recycle billions of bottles and cans every year, and will be the first of its kind in the UK
LONDON (Reuters) -The Council of Europe's commissioner for human rights on Monday urged Britain's parliament to block a new law to tackle illegal immigration, saying it created "clear and direct tension" with fundamental standards. British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made tackling the arrival of small boats across the English Channel one of his priorities, hoping his move to get tough on illegal migrants will win over voters before an election expected next year. But the Council of Europe's Dunja Mijatović said the Illegal Migration Bill would strip away an essential part of the protection system by preventing people arriving irregularly in Britain from having their asylum claims assessed.
Opposition rejects report that Cabinet Office officials believe ‘secret contacts’ began more than 12 months ago
PM faces questions from Commons liaison committee
Officials call on Biden to take steps to stop Arab states from normalising relations with Syrian leader
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