The most notable consequence of changing attitudes towards university education is that an increasing number of graduates are struggling to find a job.

The UK government has announced a civil nuclear roadmap that seeks to revive the UK nuclear sector with a plan to build new nuclear reactors, fuels, and technology, adding UK jobs across the country.

While 80 per cent of Cumbria's population said that they did not want a job, MPs and CEOs are fighting to save its hospitality and tourism sector from crashing.

Established to implement the government's ambitious "Flightpath to the Future" aviation strategy, the council is at the forefront of crucial reforms aimed at ensuring the UK's aviation industry remains one of the strongest in the world.

Among 95 per cent of surveyed space organisations facing skills challenges, 37 per cent lack software and data analysis experts and 21 per cent specifically require AI and machine learning skills above other needs.

A recent survey by Greene King provides valuable insights on the market value of apprenticeship in the UK hospitality industry in the current cost-of-living crisis.

Concerned that some degrees offered by British universities are failing to deliver good graduate outcomes, the government have announced plans to limit student numbers on poorly performing courses.

Rural spots in Britain will soon get advanced internet services due to £488 million in funding from the British government and full-fibre provider, CityFibre.

The government have named over 200 companies that have breached the National Minimum Wage law. These employers include high-street brands, sole traders and small businesses.

Vacancy growth is at its lowest since early 2021, but employers still cannot find qualified staff – especially as wage growth continues, albeit more slowly.

In the largest expansion of childcare in the UK, maximum childcare payments from Universal Credit will rise by 47 per cent from June 28th.

The total number of job adverts remains high as the UK government tries to entice individuals back to work with spring budget measures.

Frustrated with England's education system, Simon Biltcliffe spends a lot of time training new hires at his marketing firm in the "soft skills" he and many employers say the country's sluggish economy badly needs.

UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt believes "being a technology superpower can change our country's destiny" and has plans to "unlock our national potential to be one of Europe's most exciting, most innovative and most prosperous economies".

Recruitment firm, Robert Half, has cautioned that the UK could face the same skills challenge in the next few years without an overhaul of skills development.

Virgin Media O2 has outlined the impact its 350 apprenticeships in 2023 could have in crafting greater career pathways and helping the UK's economic state.

Recruitment and Employment Confederation has responded to the government's announcement by the Secretary of State for Education, Gillian Keegan, regarding young people who will be able to use UCAS to search for apprenticeships.

How Elizabethan law once protected the poor from the high cost of living – and led to unrivalled economic prosperity

The pound rallied on the update, which included news that the BoE held its main interest rate at a record-low 0.1 percent.

So far in the history of Formula 1, Lewis Hamilton is the only top-flight driver who is of Afro-Caribbean descent

Obrador promised to increase support payments for the elderly and to give scholarships or apprenticeships to young people.

If workers feel they are safe from discrimination and looked after by their organisations, the whole company will reap the benefits.

Sheila Flavell, Chief Operating Officer, FDM Group, says problem isn't just institutional, it's cultural.

18-year-old fighting for his life after air ambulance rescue at Northenden Campus in south of Manchester.

Perils of Perception survey show pessimistic Britons get statistics on murder rates, prison populations, terror deaths and teen pregnancies wildly wrong.

Chancellor abolishes Stamp Duty for all first time buyer purchases up to £300,000 as part of housing reforms.

Actor Robert Guillaume, 89, died at home in Los Angeles after a battle with prostate cancer, his widow told the Associated Press.

Labour's Vicky Foxcroft described the stunt as "extremely irresponsible".

Employers must recognise if graduate recruits display a lot of self-discipline and can work hard, they will deliver regardless of inexperience.

The National Audit Office said the government struck deals on assumptions about the price of electricity decades into the future.