Avanti one of several rail firms at risk of nationalisation due to poor service, minister says
As i revealed on Wednesday, Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has instructed lawyers to examine the new Avanti contract.
Workers get right to flexible working from their first day
Family-friendly hours to be made easier to arrange in Labour's big shake-up of employment rights
The last days of a primary school that’s run out of children
Randal Cremer is among several schools closing in inner London - with locals blaming unaffordable housing, the cost of living crisis and gentrification for pricing families out
NHS looking to roll out 'game-changer' DIY cervical screening test to millions
400,000 extra women each year would carry out a smear test if they could do it themselves at home, trial finds
'The most amazing man': Trump fans hail Farage as he jets in to see ‘friend’
Nigel Farage said he plans to meet with Trump and could invite his 'friend' to Clacton
New audit watchdog reforms to halt big corporate failures will be delayed
Plans to give regulator stronger powers to clean up corporate misbehaviour likely to take two years to become law.
New sewage law will let Government spy on polluting water firms
The Environment Agency is to be given new powers to access data on sewage spills, as part of a move to prevent water companies from 'marking their own homework' on pollution
Wimbledon to ditch new AI-powered commentary after backlash
BBC pundit Annabel Croft led criticism of the 'stiff' robotic audio last year, saying the technology is 'going to kill humanity'
