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Industrial action to take place in February and March in dispute over pay, conditions and pensionsMore than 70,000 staff at 150 universities across the UK will strike for 18 days between February and March in disputes over pay, conditions and pensions,…
The major U-turn may help to end wave of strikes, though funding it could require cuts to key servicesSteve Barclay has privately conceded he will have to increase his pay offer to NHS staff, in a major U-turn that may help to end the growing wave of s…
‘Obsessive’ David Richards lay in wait for Alex Alam to leave her home after their relationship broke down A former manager of the Dreamboys stripper group has been jailed for 27 years for attempted murder after attacking his wife with an axe.David Ric…
Research adds to concerns about the impact of human noise pollution on marine lifeWe have all experienced the frustration of trying to hold a conversation in a loud pub or restaurant. Now researchers have shown that dolphins may face a similar scenario…
Campaigners had said initial police response was poor because of boy’s raceA white woman who struck a 12-year-old black boy on the forehead with a large paddle at a Bristol riverside park, leaving him permanently scarred, has been given a suspended jai…
Contractors forced to move between safe houses given green light to leave but others remain in the countryNearly 100 British Council contractors forced to live in hiding since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan have been given the green light to come …
After drinking a bottle of port, the 39-year-old told the black flight attendant ‘I want your chocolate children’The Blue singer Lee Ryan has been found guilty of racially aggravated assault after drunkenly telling a black flight attendant “I want your…
Figures show 68 officers and 25 staff in England and Wales were found guilty of crimes including sexual offences and violence against the personMore than 90 police officers and staff were found guilty of crimes after complaints or conduct investigation…
Social media bosses who breach child safety rules may face jail if Ofcom given powers to prosecuteThe UK culture secretary has said she is “not ruling out” changing the online safety bill to allow regulators to prosecute social media bosses who are fou…
RMT and TSSA meet Rail Delivery Group in effort to break deadlock over jobs and conditionsRail and ambulance strikes: when is industrial action planned?Union leaders have agreed to work jointly with train operating companies on a revised pay offer foll…