Ben Wright

The Government may be left without a paddle if investors turn their backs on troubled sector

Making life as difficult as possible for Britain’s oil and gas industry appears to have become party policy

Downtrodden pubs are the latest target of the presenter’s novel brand of lobbying

Labour’s controversial plan will make Britain’s educational institutions more expensive and more elitist, but there’s another way

Big Oil has, on both sides of the Atlantic, decided to focus on new oil and gas projects, cutting costs, and dividends

Journalist Richard Behar scrutinises that extraordinary $65 billion Ponzi scheme, and sheds harsh light on those who enabled the financier

With further protests planned in response to the Southport stabbings, law enforcement has some difficult days – and months – ahead

Fears of a US recession have made the race for the White House even tighter

When the late billionaire and members of his inner circle boarded his superyacht, tragedy struck what was a celebration and a fresh start

The homegrown online estate agent rapidly took over the market – and now, it’s taken on the Murdochs

How much of our waste gets recycled really and are ‘sustainable’ plastic alternatives actually any better for the planet?

Former Co-op Bank chair Paul Flowers is back in court, accused of fraud worth nearly £100,000 – but his downward trajectory began years ago

A demographic crisis is brewing as emigration from the UK’s rainy isles ramps up

Berlin is putting its wounded pride ahead of commercial realism

Experts say changes to the rules on industrial action, combined with rising taxes and increased regulation, will put investors off the UK

In many ways, the UK is now a carbon-copy of Biden’s America. So will the British Right mimic the Republicans’ success at the next election?

Starmer wants Britain to be a ‘climate leader’, but the obstacles facing the Government’s ambitious plans seem increasingly insurmountable

Britain must learn to separate rhetoric from reality if it wants to stay afloat over the next four years

Europe’s biggest economy is reeling from the former chancellor’s errors

The rise of AI is making a degree in humanities more valuable than ever