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The modern economy is increasingly data-driven, across all sectors.

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has published its Spectrum Statement, which sets out its strategic vision and principles for spectrum policy in the UK.

It’s been a while, but football is back. And with the imminent restart of the Premier League comes a return to action not just for players and fans, but for 7 million fantasy football managers too.

Trade policy in the UK has reached critical juncture. The UK spent several years negotiating Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), including an agreement with the European Union (EU) to replace its membership of the EU.

Total public debt now, for the first time, exceeds global income, adding to the difficulties of macroeconomic management and the risks to less creditworthy borrowers.

Frontier Economics’ latest research underscores the importance of neighbourhood interventions in tackling socio-economic deprivation across England.

The phase-out of existing power plants like coal and nuclear together with an increased variability of electricity generation from variable RES-E and a tremendous rise in electricity demand are major challenges to the German power system adequacy.

Interview-based survey of current best-practice solutions in dealing with hydrogen quality in Germany