The RAC is urging the Government to use its forthcoming road safety strategy to tackle ‘avoidable casualties’ in crashes involving ...

Collective action by GPs in England has been like “holding up a mirror” to primary care, with hopes that the health service will learn from the changes it has triggered, according to one of England’s ...

A survey of estate agents said February’s interest rates cut would help boost sales momentum for the rest of the year.

But he will add that slogans such as “growth, growth, growth” must be backed by action on strategy and policy. “To get growth going, we must get the flywheel of the economy turning,” he will say.

Three out of four (77%) prospective electric vehicle (EV) drivers believe signage around public chargers should turn green to help them stand out, a new survey suggests. Existing signs indicating the ...

Researchers studied the facial expressions of three-week-old babies whose mothers had regularly taken either kale or carrot powder.

A think tank report has called for pupils to be given more education on financial planning at school or college.

The whole of Parliament’ continues to support Ukraine, Angela Rayner said, amid the US president’s moves to draw the conflict to an end.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said it continues to see more of these types of scams than any other.

A study suggests that solar farms with a mix of habitats provide more value for nature than arable and extensively managed solar farm land.

There has been an “extraordinary” increase in abuse aimed at GP teams, which is contributing to family doctors leaving the profession, one of England’s leading medics has suggested. Dr Claire Fuller, ...