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This live blog has now closed, you can read more of our UK political coverage hereThe British Medical Association said its meeting this morning with Steve Barclay, the health secretary, ahead of a planned strike in March was “constructive”, but without…
Mark Rowley admits vetting procedures inadequate and says other bodies reinstated officers sacked by forceThe head of the UK’s biggest police force has said it is “crazy” that he cannot sack “toxic” officers who have broken the law.Responding to a disc…
Chain recorded biggest share of clothing and homewares market in seven years as Tesco reports festive bonanzaMarks & Spencer took its biggest share of the clothing and homewares market in seven years and the largest slice of the food market ever ov…
Roads submerged and railway lines blocked as warnings in place for further flooding and strong windsParts of the UK are under water after heavy rain caused floods as weather warnings remain in place for further flooding and strong winds.Roads were subm…
Consumers have got used to poor returns on savings accounts, but there are now better dealsIf you are one of the millions of people whose savings are languishing in an account paying little or no interest, it might be time to act because you could be e…
Exclusive: council bids for tax breaks and liberalised planning rules axed as government dismantles Liz Truss’s agendaHundreds of bids by councils to be granted tax exemptions and liberalised planning rules under the “investment zones” scheme have been…
Group says forcing polluters to store carbon dioxide underground is needed to help world reach net zeroFossil fuel companies should be forced to “take back” the carbon dioxide emitted from their products, handing them direct responsibility for cleaning…
IFS says pay erosion helps explain why traditionally moderate teaching unions are considering strike actionSenior teachers in England have in effect had their pay cut by £6,600 since 2010, according to analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies that …
Data shows men in Scotland almost three times more likely to be diagnosed at a late stage Prostate cancer patients across the UK face a “postcode lottery” of care, a charity has warned, with men in Scotland almost three times more likely to be diagnose…
Ratcliffe-on-Soar to be kept viable until late 2024 after ministers make request prompted by energy crisisA Nottinghamshire coal-burning power plant will stay open for two years beyond its planned closure date after a call from ministers prompted by th…