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Cash from water company fines to be used to improve environment, Government says
Ministers are planning to use money from fines handed to water companies – for polluting rivers and seas – to improv...
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New Alzheimer’s drug hailed as ‘beginning of the end’ in search for treatment
Experts have hailed the “beginning of the end” in the search for effective Alzheimer’s treatments after a new drug...
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Food inflation surges to 12.4% amid predictions of ‘increasingly bleak’ winter
Food inflation has surged to 12.4% to hit a new record amid predictions of dampened Christmas cheer and an “increasing...
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Britain and Ukraine sign digital trade agreement
Ukraine will be guaranteed access to UK financial services as it seeks to rebuild its shattered economy following the si...
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Postal and education workers to take part in strikes on Wednesday
A fresh wave of strikes will be held on Wednesday as the year of industrial unrest continues across the country....
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Investigators estimate around 20 deaths are linked to blunder in Covid-19 lab
A blunder at a lab which saw thousands of positive Covid-19 cases reported as negative could have led to the deaths of 2...
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Online Safety Bill to tackle ‘absurd situation’ of age limit verification
Changes to the Online Safety Bill will tackle the “absurd situation” surrounding the enforcement of age limits on so...
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Two-thirds of adults worried about affording Christmas dinner – survey
Two-thirds of adults are worried about being able to afford Christmas dinner, research suggests....
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Scandal-hit force launches hotline to report corrupt police officers
Britain’s biggest police force has launched a new anonymous hotline for people to report corrupt or abusive officers....