The government is set to pay Eurotunnel up to £33 million in order for it to drop its legal action brought over the "secretive" process used around post-Brexit ferry contracts. The Channel Tunnel operator mounted a legal challenge after Chris Grayling's department handed out lucrative contracts to increase cross-Channel capacity ...
Caroline Lucas yesterday bemoaned the Prime Minister for putting people's lives at risk through "bargain bucket supply deals". The Green MP told MPs that DHL - a company "incapable of delivering chicken to KFC" - will be charged with importing medical supplies if Britain leaves without a deal. The courier ...
She had the transplant in 2015 but two years later doctors broke the devastating news
It is normal to see tall men and women take up the sport professionally as their increased height gives them the upper hand when it comes to reaching the basketball goal and defending the ball while on the court against opponents. However, the question inevitably arises, is there a link ...
Prominent Brexiteer Sir Jim Ratcliffe is to relocate to Monaco in a bid to save up to £4bn in tax, it has been reported. The Sunday Times revealed that the founder of the chemicals giant Ineos is working on a plan to avoid tax with accountancy firm PwC, which is also likely to ...
HCPC slap ambulance workers with rate hike while chief executive enjoys pay rise to £194,000. GMB, the largest union for the ambulance service, is appalled by a decision to hit hard up paramedics with a whopping 18% hike for their professional registration. The Health Care Professionals Council – the body ...
Security expert Will Geddes warned the 19-year-old could be an 'extreme challenge' to deradicalise as she is yet to show any remorse for joining 'enemies of the UK'
The NHS appears to be increasingly under strain as new data revealed that A&E waiting times have fallen to lowest level since the four-hour target was created, back in 2004. This recent slump in performance means that 330,000 people waited longer than the four-hour target due to lack of resources ...
Researchers say that their findings validate concerns that non-medical prescription drug use is becoming increasingly common in the UK - and that policy makers need to act