More than 28,000 rail fare evasion prosecutions by Northern Rail and TransPennine Express quashed
The cases were brought using the single justice procedure (SJP), but under the Regulation of Railways Act 1889, which is not ...
Money blog: 'Commuter town' named least affordable place to buy house in UK
Elmbridge in Surrey is the least affordable local area by some distance. St Albans in Hertfordshire is in second place, ...
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh admits pleading guilty to offence in connection with misleading police in 2014
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has admitted pleading guilty to an offence connected with misleading the police while a ...
Typhoo Tea officially enters administration but could soon be bought by Supreme
Sales had fallen at the 120-year-old tea maker as it struggled with a break-in and the changing tastes of British consumers.
For Ukrainian families in Kyiv the threat of attack from the skies never goes away
From different directions I watched anti-aircraft batteries tracking and following Russian drones swarming over Kyiv in unprecedented numbers, writes Sky's Stuart Ramsay.
Ukraine war latest: Putin threatens 'all means of destruction' if Kyiv gets nuclear weapons; Ukraine 'withdraws over 20,000 defective mortar shells'
Vladimir Putin has issued his latest threat following US media reports that the Biden administration had discussed returning ...
Assisted dying bill could be wrecked by dirty tricks
MPs will vote on Labour MP Kim Leadbeater's Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill for the first time on Friday 29 November ...
Bronson Battersby: 'Likelihood' boy, 2, would have survived if father had not died in flat, coroner says
Bronson Battersby was found between the legs of his dead father, Kenneth Battersby, on 9 January in their home in Skegness, ...
Politics latest: Top Tory says it's a 'day of shame' for his party - as PM condemns 'shocking' migration figures
Keir Starmer has vowed to end the Tories' "open borders experiment" after new stats show net migration to the UK fell by 20% ...
Every pensioner in Scotland to receive winter fuel payment next year
Social Justice Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville announced the news in a statement to the Scottish parliament on Thursday.
Net migration to the UK falls by 20% - as previous year's figure revised to almost a million
The ONS said the previous Conservative government's policy stopping international students from bringing dependents to the UK ...
Home Office spent record £5.38bn on asylum over past year
New data has found the number of asylum claimants living in hotels has increased since Labour came into power in July.