Jail for brothers who smuggled labourers into Britain and kept them in filthy houses
The members of a Romanian organised crime gang were sentenced to 28 years in jail for modern slavery and Proceeds of Crime Act offences
Saudi diplomat who paid worker 63p an hour can’t claim diplomatic immunity as treatment ‘amounts to slavery and trafficking’
JW, a Filipino, claims she had to eat their leftovers and even had to wear a buzzer round her neck so she could be 'on call' to undertake work 24 hours a day
Drunk driver stopped by cops find pint of Guinness in cup holder
West Midlands Police tweeted: “This man is going to have a headache in interview this morning!"
Long trip to China paying off for former Everton player
Tyias Browning was told it was too early to make the move to China but for the former Everton defender, the shift east has already given his career a significant boost. Less than six months after joining World Cup winner Fabio Cannavaro's Guangzhou Evergrande, Browning has traded life on the ...
Bold plan for EU to tackle carbon emissions of air travel
"Airline travel is nearly entirely exempt from all tax, despite having many externalities of its own. Ending its undertaxation would level the playing field versus other modes of transport,"
Sturgeon says no Brexit now more likely
Despite recent developments in Westminster making a hard Brexit more likely, it has also increased the chances of no Brexit, Scotland’s First Minister has claimed.
Anarchists outside flat where police arrived following row between Boris Johnson and his girlfriend
A group from Class War arrived at Carrie Symonds’ south London apartment, claiming Johnson wasn’t even fit to be a “Pie Minister”
New poll highlights “deeply worrying” levels of Islamaphobic beliefs among Conservative party membership
Poll of 864 party members reveals that many now buy into Islamophobic myths.
Train bosses told to fly to meetings because trains are too expensive
Network Rail staff took some 9,212 flights, 17 by its executive leadership team.