Unite found that 83 per cent of drivers faced verbal abuse at work, while 16 per cent — more than one in six — had been ...

UNIONS hailed a “resounding” legal victory today after the Supreme Court ruled collective agreements cannot be altered ...

THE Merseyside Pensioners Association (MAP) toured medical bodies around London today protesting against the dismantlement of ...

THE people of Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland went to the polls today in a key presidential election that was ...

After a year of vibrant Palestine protests, LINDSEY GERMAN calls all campaigners to this weekend’s mass meeting of the ...

THE Labour government’s plans to close inheritance tax loopholes are already having a “chilling effect” on farming and rural businesses in Scotland, First Minister John Swinney warned today. Speaking ...

THE Israelis killed at least six people, including three young siblings, in an air strike yesterday on a home in northern Gaza, Palestinian medics said. This came the same day as six people were ...

MORE than two dozen world leaders delivered remarks at the United Nations’ annual climate conference (Cop29) today, detailing first-hand experiences with catastrophic weather that has come with the ...

THE new Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake is looking to consolidate his party's power in tomorrow’s parliamentary election to help him implement his election pledges to solve the country's ...

RAIL fare prosecutions will undergo an independent review after train operators were accused of treating passengers too harshly. Transport Secretary Louise Haigh announced today that regulator the ...

PARLIAMENT has voted to evict the last of Britain’s hereditary peers from the House of Lords after more than seven centuries in occupation — but the bishops cling on. Labour’s House of Lords ...

THAMES WATER hailed “an important milestone” towards staving off its imminent collapse today. The heavily indebted firm announced that its top-ranking creditors had given the go-ahead to proceed to ...