James Titcomb

Roadworks, traffic alterations and planning decisions have brought parts of capital ‘grinding to a halt’, says union

Sadiq Khan has been accused of bringing London to a standstill at Christmas, with taxi drivers saying changes to road layouts mean the capital is “grinding to a halt”.

SpaceX is hoping to make rural England’s chronically patchy mobile signal a thing of the past

Rachel Reeves's inheritance tax raid on family businesses and farms will backfire by costing the Treasury over £1bn more than it makes, economists have said.

Hit to Exchequer from lower investment and job losses will outweigh revenue uplift, warn economists

Lobby group calls for action after rivals gain ground in race to develop breakthrough technology

Hundreds of websites will be shut down on the day that Britain's Online Safety Act comes into effect, in what are believed to be the first casualties of the

Community pages face closure as lengthy new rules ‘create disproportionate liability’

Chinese wi-fi routers used in thousands of British homes are being investigated over US concerns that they are at risk of being hacked

Online shoppers are facing a porch piracy epidemic – and a security camera won’t stop them