Jeremy Hunt meets Saudi king but does not discuss Britain’s arms sales to the tyrannical regime

Campaign Against the Arms Trade said if ‘Jeremy Hunt is serious about stopping the war and famine in Yemen and about justice for Jamal Khashoggi,’ then he will tell the Saudis ‘that it stops now’

Britain | Monday 12th Nov 2018

Lib Dem's Lord Lester facing longest suspension from House of Lords over sexual harassment claim

Britain | Monday 12th Nov 2018

Arrests as climate activists target energy ministry

Britain | Monday 12th Nov 2018

Tory promises to cut tuition fees without a funding increase ‘are a con,’ anti-cuts campaigners warn

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Tory minister admits train guards are vital in fight against drug gangs

In a letter to John Woodcock MP, Organised Crime Minister Ben Wallace acknowledged driver-only trains would undermine police work

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Iceland's Greenpeace Christmas advert ‘too political’ for TV

SUPERMARKET chain Iceland has had its Christmas advert banned from TV for being “too political” in highlighting the devastation of rainforests and

Friday 09th Nov 2018

14 high street shops closing a week across Britain, study finds

Labour urges government to halt ‘the onslaught of store closures and job losses on the high street’

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Usdaw calls on government to 'reduce the risk' of violence against shopworkers

TWO-THIRDS of shopworkers have been exposed to violence or aggression at work, a survey has revealed.

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Council staff told to work from home to save money

A TORY council is telling staff to work from home one day a week so that it can save cash by keeping council buildings closed.

Friday 09th Nov 2018

College staff in Plymouth urge ministers to step in

Staff vote 349 to one to express their lack of confidence in new principal Garry Phillips

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Thousands of rental property ads could be breaking the law, study finds

A National Housing Federation and Shelter analysis finds 8,710 letting agent adverts explicitly discriminating against those on housing benefit

Friday 09th Nov 2018

MPs tell US Secretary of State: ‘You don't want Tommy Robinson’

The far-right leader is expected to bag around £1m on a right-wing tour of the United States but the country maintains a travel ban against him for ‘fraudulently and criminally’ entering the country in 2012

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Sturgeon won’t rule out council tax rise

NICOLA STURGEON declined to rule out increasing council tax and water charges for single-person households yesterday.

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Bombardier announces 5,000 roles to be cut

Jeremy Hunt meets Saudi king but does not discuss Britain’s arms sales to the tyrannical regime

Campaign Against the Arms Trade said if ‘Jeremy Hunt is serious about stopping the war and famine in Yemen and about justice for Jamal Khashoggi,’ then he will tell the Saudis ‘that it stops now’

Lib Dem's Lord Lester facing longest suspension from House of Lords over sexual harassment claim

Arrests as climate activists target energy ministry

Tory promises to cut tuition fees without a funding increase ‘are a con,’ anti-cuts campaigners warn

Tory minister admits train guards are vital in fight against drug gangs

In a letter to John Woodcock MP, Organised Crime Minister Ben Wallace acknowledged driver-only trains would undermine police work

Iceland's Greenpeace Christmas advert ‘too political’ for TV

SUPERMARKET chain Iceland has had its Christmas advert banned from TV for being “too political” in highlighting the devastation of rainforests and

14 high street shops closing a week across Britain, study finds

Labour urges government to halt ‘the onslaught of store closures and job losses on the high street’

Usdaw calls on government to 'reduce the risk' of violence against shopworkers

TWO-THIRDS of shopworkers have been exposed to violence or aggression at work, a survey has revealed.

Council staff told to work from home to save money

A TORY council is telling staff to work from home one day a week so that it can save cash by keeping council buildings closed.

College staff in Plymouth urge ministers to step in

Staff vote 349 to one to express their lack of confidence in new principal Garry Phillips

Thousands of rental property ads could be breaking the law, study finds

A National Housing Federation and Shelter analysis finds 8,710 letting agent adverts explicitly discriminating against those on housing benefit

MPs tell US Secretary of State: ‘You don't want Tommy Robinson’

The far-right leader is expected to bag around £1m on a right-wing tour of the United States but the country maintains a travel ban against him for ‘fraudulently and criminally’ entering the country in 2012

Sturgeon won’t rule out council tax rise

NICOLA STURGEON declined to rule out increasing council tax and water charges for single-person households yesterday.

Bombardier announces 5,000 roles to be cut

BOMBARDIER announced plans yesterday to axe 5,000 jobs worldwide, raising fears for the future of its 1,600 workers in Derby.

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