School uniforms and non-stick pans are some of the everyday products that should stop using chemicals called PFAS, MPs say. Source link

Representatives from Shell, BP, Lloyds of London, shipping giant Maersk, and banks such as HSBC and Goldman Sachs joined the meeting to discuss how the government and private sector ...

Critics say the proposed tax could force families to shorten trips or spend their money overseas. Source link

In a report, she wrote: "The government should look closely at its plans for SEND funding, particularly the discrepancies between local authorities, the potential to ringfence budgets, and investment ...

Lynette HorsburghandKevin Fitzpatrick,North WestFamily handoutGenevieve Meehan's father John and his wife Katie are asking for regulatory reform to prevent The parents of a nine-month-old baby girl killed at a ...

Nino Travagli PhotographyRosie and Wes, from Driffield, East Yorkshire, with Marley, five, and baby MeadowTwo children with a rare genetic condition will live very different lives because one was ...

EPAMacron, Zelensky and Starmer spoke on the phone on SaturdayEuropean allies have rallied behind Ukraine in a renewed surge of support, insisting that any peace talks with Russia must ...

Michael BuchananSenior Social Affairs Correspondent BBC NewsFamily picturesMPs looked at the cases of Philippa Day (L) and Errol Graham (R) who both died after DWP errors in managing their ...

Faisal Islam & Tom EspinerGetty ImagesUK car firms are seeking support from the government as hopes fade a deal can be reached with US President Donald Trump over US ...

James PearsonBBC Political Reporter, Hereford & WorcesterBBCDirector Will Underwood, the sixth-generation at his family firm, said increased NI costs had led to it cutting back on investment plansChancellor Rachel ...

Sam Francis and Becky MortonPolitical reportersHenry ZeffmanChief political correspondentPA MediaRobert Jenrick has branded the planned changes "two-tier justice"The Conservatives have called for the government to overrule planned changes which ...

The government must ban flavoured and disposable vapes, doctors say, to protect children against a growing epidemic of use in the UK. The British Medical Association says bold action ...