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Telecoms giant invests in startup aiming to fly cargo along 165-mile corridor from Reading to RugbyBT has invested £5m in a startup seeking to create a drone corridor across southern and central England to carry cargo and other supplies.The telecoms gr…
Friends of the Earth says significant climate impacts not taken into account when go-ahead was givenFriends of the Earth has said it will take legal action against the UK government after ministers granted planning permission for a new coalmine in Cumb…
Richard Tice rules out 2019-style deal with Conservatives even if they back some of his party’s policiesUK politics live – latest news updatesThe leader of Reform UK, Richard Tice, has offered a “cast-iron guarantee” the party will put up a candidate a…
Greek ministers say secret talks have been under way for more than a year The British Museum has confirmed for the first time that it is involved in “constructive discussions” with Greece over the return of some of the Parthenon marbles.Speculation has…
Michelle Donelan has reportedly written to PM saying ‘pursuing a sale at this point is not the right decision’The UK culture secretary has recommended the government drop its plans to privatise Channel 4, according to a leaked letter that suggests mini…
Third pay rise in a year gives staff 7.3% rise amid fierce competition to retain and recruit employeesSainsbury’s is giving its lowest-paid workers their third pay rise in a year, taking hourly wages to at least £11, amid fierce competition for shop wo…
Former Daily Mail boss reunited with Lord Lebedev as news outlet faces tough financial challengesThe former Daily Mail editor Geordie Greig has been appointed editor-in-chief of the Independent, as the news outlet faces tough financial challenges and d…
Former prime minister wanted to scrap mandatory staff-child ratios in nurseriesLiz Truss has urged Rishi Sunak not to ditch her childcare changes aimed at helping parents struggling with rising costs.The former prime minister was aiming to scrap mandat…
UK company makes decision because of growing tensions between Beijing and the islandBrompton, the UK’s largest bicycle maker, has said it is planning to reduce its dependence on China and Taiwan for parts, amid fears of a growing military threat to the…
Natural History Museum bought album of images by pioneering scientist in 1899 and has now digitised themFor most farming families in 19th-century rural Vermont, winter snowstorms were dreaded and endured. But for Wilson Bentley, snow was a source of in…