February 2023

That’s according to the boss of Network Rail Negotiations with the biggest union involved in rail strikes are in “hiatus” after the latest offer was rejected without a vote, the boss of Network Rail said. Chief executive Andrew Haines said the Government-owned company is “not refusing to talk” to the Rail, Maritime and Transport union […]

That’s according to evidence given at the opening of an inquest into her death Nicola Bulley was identified by her dental records, the opening of an inquest into her death has heard. Preston Coroner’s Court was told maxillofacial surgeon Andrew Ian Edwards had examined the 45-year-old’s dental records, which had been obtained by police from

Ambulance and other health staff including nurses and blood collection workers are to stage a fresh strike in an escalation of industrial action in the long-running dispute over pay. Unison announced that its members will walk out across England on March 8, accusing the government of failing to hold “proper talks” with health unions to

They expect property values to fall by about 7% this year Lloyds Banking Group has said it expects the UK to dip into a mild recession this year, as it braces for a fall in house prices and as mortgage lending continues to recover following September’s mini-budget. The UK’s largest lender flagged an uncertain economic

The lender was bailed out at the height of the 2008 financial crisis with £45 billion of taxpayer cash The taxpayer’s stake in NatWest has been reduced again after the Government offloaded another tranche of shares in the banking giant. The Treasury’s stake in NatWest has been cut to 42.95% from 43.97% after the move

That’s according to the IFS Many people on benefits will be worse off until 2025 due a failure in payments keeping up with inflation, a think tank has said. The annual uprating of benefits in April will “merely take them back to around the real level they were at a year earlier”, the Institute for

More than 100,000 examples of the W12 engine have been built at the company’s factory in Crewe, Cheshire over the past 20 years Bentley will end production of its famed 12-cylinder petrol engine in April next year, the luxury car maker has announced. More than 100,000 examples of the W12 engine have been built at

That’s according to a survey by the consumer group, Which? Wizz Air has been named the worst short-haul airline by UK passengers. Passengers surveyed by consumer group Which? gave the Hungary-based carrier one star out of five for boarding experience, cabin environment and seat comfort. The budget airline’s seat pitch – the difference between two

Ainsworth has been in charge at Wycombe for 10 years QPR have appointed Gareth Ainsworth as their new head coach. Former Rs midfielder Ainsworth, 49, has left League One Wycombe after 10 years in charge to sign a three-and-a-half-year deal at Loftus Road. Neil Critchley was sacked by QPR on Sunday after just 12 games