THE nursing profession has been left in “managed decline,” the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said today, responding to a further drop in student n

BRITISH commuters are paying more than 10 times the price for annual rail passes than their fellow workers in France, according to research by tran

NEWLY elected Police Federation chair John Apter warned today that the British public is being “failed” and will “suffer more and more” in future b

LABOUR MP Fiona Onasanya will stand trial in November for allegedly lying about who was behind the wheel of a speeding vehicle.

UNITE the union will be providing support to those affected by the explosion and fire at the Chemring Countermeasures plant near Salisbury last wee

BRITAIN has been arming and advising a Saudi air force that “does not see the difference” between a military or civilian target, Emily Thornberry s

BOSSES were urged to relax dress codes and keep offices cool yesterday to help workers cope with the heatwave as the mercury is expected to hit 34°

THE government has created a “merry-go-round” culture that encourages firms to bid for contracts at undeliverable prices, a panel of MPs warns in a

UNION reps at Picturehouse’s Ritzy cinema were wrongly sacked in June last year during their campaign for a London Living Wage, an employment tribu

TRIBUTES were paid yesterday to a woman who died after exposure to an alleged nerve agent, as authorities said her death was being treated as murde