Removing lead from petrol may have sparked decline in dementia cases
A promising downward trend in rates of the devastating brain disease has been reported across North America and Europe.
Nigel Farage celebrates UK leaving ‘prison of nations’ as he returns to EU parliament
He also took the opportunity to call Michel Barnier and Ursula von der Leyen "faceless bureaucrats" who are "dull as dishwater".
‘Right to strike is a fundamental human right’ – New law aimed at reducing rail strikes
Minimum services will be set out, allowing train companies to plan more effectively, said the Government.
Motorist who pulled up next to police car & blasted rap song ‘F*ck tha Police’ was driving without insurance
The red-faced perpetrator played his ill-judged prank on two road officers from Lancashire Constabulary who had stopped for a well-earned cup of tea at a petrol station on the M6
Teenage migrant found on M6 faces ‘long period of limbo’
The boy, who says he is from Iraq, was rescued by police on the central reservation.
Queen’s speech – ‘Today’s sticking plaster won’t make up for chronic underfunding of NHS’
“Our NHS is on its knees after a devastating decade of austerity"
Renewables edge out gas in generating power for first time
The three months from July to September marked the first quarter when renewables such as wind and solar surpassed gas in generating electricity.
‘Bollocks to the people’ was the Centrists’ election slogan
Demand Remain and get the hardest Brexit - that's the message the centrists must come to terms with.
World’s first wooden football stadium given go-ahead – months after being rejected for being ‘not sustainable’
League Two club Forest Green Rovers will now move to a new ground