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Joining trans-Pacific trade agreement ‘highlights UK’s entrepreneurial spirit’
The CPTPP is a free trade agreement between Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru...
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Lead from petrol persists in London air despite 1990s ban
Until 1999, leaded petrol remained the primary source of lead emissions in the UK atmosphere...
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Flexible train season tickets go on sale in England
The scheme offers savings on certain routes for people who travel two or three days a week....
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PM hands Sir Patrick Vallance new roles under ‘science superpower’ ambitions
Sir Patrick Vallance will head a new National Science and Technology Council tasked with ensuring the UK’s innovations...
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Lib Dems tell Boris Johnson to scrap planning reforms after by-election upset
The Liberal Democrats have heaped extra pressure on Boris Johnson by demanding he drops the planning reforms linked to t...
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Hundreds of DVLA staff to go on strike over Covid safety dispute
Hundreds of workers at the Driving and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) are to stage fresh strikes in a long-running d...
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MP accused of sexually assaulting teenage boy suspended by Tories
An MP suspended by the Tories is facing trial accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy in 2008, it can be reveal...
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Findings of report into private detective Daniel Morgan’s death in 1987 are ‘national shame’, son says
The son of Daniel Morgan has labelled the findings of a report into his father’s death a “national shame”, as he c...
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Royal British Legion to ‘stop selling poppies in the EU due to Brexit’
The Royal British Legion will no longer sell poppies in the European Union due to red tape following Brexit, according t...