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CommentBritain cannot afford to wait for Andy Burnham's arrival as prime minister
Country faces mounting crises as Labour's leadership contest delays urgent decision-making
CommentFlamingo protests and Trump ties expose Albania's identity crisis
Country has progressed under Edi Rama, but protests over Jared Kushner-led development highlight cultural concerns
CommentUK defence industry could boost economy, if Starmer gains some 'verve'
Inner conversations within the UK government show how far it has let hopes for industrial rebirth fade
The milk round runs dry: How AI is making graduates question value of a degree
The boom in higher education is turning to bust for university leavers discovering that new technology has eliminated the jobs they would normally walk into
CommentAs UK races through prime ministers, veterans like Cooper should know better
Keir Starmer is battling fractious politicians and an impatient electorate in a nation still divided by Brexit
Plan B revival looms as Heathrow seeks new path
Expensive and disruptive third runway proposal could be sent back to the drawing board
CommentMandelson's requiem a mere overture to Starmer's dramas
Former chief of staff's defence of PM will only provide temporary relief
CommentBritain's AI script is going off the rails with a push from Trump
Stargate UK project being put on hold is blow to government's hopeful growth plans
CommentPast lessons provide route map to escape Iran war energy jolt
Collaborative approach to global supplies needed to see off this or any other shock
Commercially minded Sky News Arabia partners keep their views out of it
Bound by tight confidentiality, business partners keep focus strictly on the boardroom
CommentTrump and Starmer relationship has been exposed by Iran war differences
UK leader has incurred wrath of US President several times during war in region
CommentUK faces yet another energy shock due to Iran but when will ministers act?
Three strikes against British gas security but no one is out to fix the problem
CommentCEOs quaking at AI tsunami that has barely begun
Anxiety surges through industries and stock markets as disruptor technology creates opportunities...and closes others
Keir Starmer set to turn leftward ho!
Without the vision of his chief of staff, the UK Prime Minister can offer Labour the sort of policies its MPs demand
From Melania to the Abraham Accords: Fernando Sulichin turns to the Middle East
Putin, Castro, Chavez and most recently America's First Lady - the Argentinian producer has brought them all to the big screen. He explains why he's turning his camera to the Middle East
