Thousands of drivers wake up to £180 fine despite proof they are 'exempt'
As many as 8,000 drivers have been wrongly hit with penalty charges for entering Ulez and Congestion Charge areas, despite ...
Politics latest: PM has 'no plans' to meet Taliban at climate summit
Sir Keir Starmer is embarking on a diplomatic blitz this week, starting with talks with Emmanuel Macron in Paris and then the COP29 climate summit in Baku. It comes as Donald Trump's election win ...
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Jeremy Clarkson defends Royal family against 'shouty mad left'
Jeremy Clarkson has once again turned his ire on broadcaster James O’Brien and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, amid growing ...
Bans on out-of-hours work calls and emails are looming. They could bring trouble as well as peace.
A legal ban on contacting employees after typical work hours could cause problems for bosses that enjoy flexible working.
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COP29: Political will, not shortage of cash, is the problem
So shortage of cash is not the problem. Political will, of course, is. Yet there is a sense that the beginnings of some kind ...
West Lothian candidates vie for seat on council in Thursday poll
Voters are encouraged to have their say this Thursday when the Whitburn and Blackburn ward by-election takes place ...
Fujitsu boss tells Post Office inquiry he ‘doesn't know’ if Horizon IT is reliable
Paul Patterson, the head of Fujitsu’s European arm, is appearing for a second time later on. He made his debut at the inquiry in January, telling the room his firm - the maker of the faulty Horizon ...