By Josh White

The Labour government should reform £66 billion ($87 billion) worth of pension tax relief to raise extra revenue to help plug the black hole in public finances, a think tank affiliated to the party has said.

By Martin Croucher

The new government should "hit the ground running" with changes to automatic enrollment regulation, an insurer has said, as it set out four potential areas of reform that could dramatically boost pension savings.

By Martin Croucher

The government launched a campaign on Tuesday to boost the number of people claiming pension credits, after it said that winter fuel allowances will be a means-tested benefit this year.

By Martin Croucher

The Labour government has said that the first phase of its retirement savings review will be centered on the consolidation of the defined contribution pension market.

By Hanna Vioque

The Labour government said Tuesday that it will no longer require key sectors to maintain baseline staffing during strikes, moving to rescind the controversial minimum staffing law introduced by the former Conservative administration.

By Alex Baldwin

Intellectual property experts want the new minister for the sector to speed up the process of ushering in new regulations to ensure that the U.K. stays at the cutting edge of artificial intelligence while protecting key IP rights.