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The first edition of Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect is now on display in Fife, with 50 pages missing due to being torn out and used to clean razorsA rare first edition of Robert Burns’s debut poetry collection, found in a barber shop, has gone …
Downing Street says NHS is receiving funding it needs despite Royal College of Emergency Medicine saying ministers are in denial. This live has now closedEarlier today the vice president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine said ministers were in…
Demand for heating in UK and Europe falls amid mild weather but concerns remain over suppliesWhy are wholesale gas prices falling and will it cut UK bills?The likelihood of power cuts in Britain this winter has diminished “significantly” after a sharp …
Carmaker, which also owns Kia, missed 2022 targets amid shortage of chips and other vital partsThe carmaker behind Hyundai and Kia has said it aims to increase global sales by 10% this year, as the company accelerates its transition to electric vehicle…
Officials confirm new policy for England will begin on Thursday but say they are still working on final details Ministers are yet to set out details of a Covid testing regime for arrivals from China that comes into force this week, including whether it…
Bankrupt chain says it is looking for buyer for entire business, rather than offloading individual sitesThe bankrupt chain Cineworld has denied it attempted to break up the business and sell some of its cinemas to the owner of its rival Odeon, insistin…
With fresh talks expected this week, source says rail row is public sector dispute most likely to be resolved firstUK strike calendar: service stoppages in JanuaryDowning Street has expressed optimism that a solution to the current wave of rail strikes…
Mick Lynch says strikes could carry on into spring unless a reasonable offer is made to the RMT union; transport secretary denies blocking a dealHuw Howells, head of manufacturing and industrials at Lloyds Bank corporate & institutional banking, sa…
Demand for credit is waning among UK’s leading companies, according to accountancy firm DeloitteThe UK’s leading companies are less inclined to borrow now than at any point since the financial crisis of 2008, a survey of directors has found.Demand for …
Jamie Driscoll has formed an unlikely bond with the levelling up secretary, Michael GoveOne is the Jeremy Corbyn-supporting former nightclub bouncer who retired as a jiu-jitsu sensei to enter politics at the age of 48. The other is Michael Gove.Togethe…