Trucking operators say their costs have doubled in a vast country reliant on the industry to deliver goods. Source link

Opponents are considering using parliamentary procedure to force a vote to highlight their concerns. Source link

Joe TidyCyber correspondent, BBC World ServiceGetty ImagesHackers holding pictures and private data of thousands of nursery children and their families to ransom say they will publish more information online ...

Becky MortonPolitical reporterPA MediaJunior doctors have taken part in 11 separate strikes in the past two yearsDoctors in England are threatening strike action after they were handed a 4% ...

Mat TrewernBBC News, ManchesterBBCMark Wrigley said he felt "let down" by the governmentA bar owner has said he fears many small businesses are at risk of being "killed off" ...

Campaigners have threatened the government with legal action unless it reconsiders the decision to refuse compensation to millions of women affected by an increase in the state pension age.The ...

PA MediaHelen Whyley of the Royal College of Nursing says Cardiff University has a "significant pipeline" in supplying nurses to health boards in south WalesJob cuts at Cardiff University ...

Water company bosses could be banned from receiving bonuses and even sent to prison under new government legislation to combat pollution.The proposed laws will apply in England and Wales ...

As well as responding to reports from players, officials and others involved in the sport, the team will proactively look for abusive comments during matches. In particular, they are ...

Sea algae could take over coral reefs after an unknown disease decimated sea urchin populations. Source link

Mongolia, the world's second-largest cashmere producer, is hit by overgrazing and rising temperatures. Source link