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Highway Code changes go live amid concern over drivers’ lack of awareness
Nine sections have been updated, with 50 rules added or amended...
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Kerry warns governments are falling short on climate efforts
US climate envoy John Kerry has called for tougher commitments on emissions cuts by the end of the year, warning that go...
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Aberdeen Harbour to undergo expansion after £30m cash injection
Scotland’s national bank has allocated £30 million to develop one of the country’s major ports....
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‘Nobody is above the law’ – Theresa May breaks silence on partygate saga
Theresa May has said she is “angry” at the allegations of parties held in Downing Street during coronavirus restrict...
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Partygate inquiry asked to make ‘minimal reference’ to events probed by police
Scotland Yard has asked for the Whitehall inquiry into allegations of lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street to mak...
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Cladding: Minister orders probe into ‘crippling’ insurance costs for residents
The insurance market is not working properly for residents stuck in buildings with unsafe cladding, and many have seen t...
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Partygate inquiry asked to make ‘minimal reference’ to events probed by police
The Metropolitan Police insist officers have not asked for senior civil servant Sue Gray’s report to be delayed or pla...
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Government pledges to make British Sign Language a recognised language
The Government is pledging to improve accessibility for deaf people by backing a Bill which will see British Sign Langua...
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Covid-19: Allowing poorer countries to remain unjabbed is ‘reckless approach’
A letter has been signed by more than 300 experts, including 13 members of the Government’s Scientific Advisory Group ...