TfL accepts extension to government bailout deal to keep trains, buses and Tubes running

Transport for London's bailout funding has been extended for another seven weeks to keep the capital's rail, bus and Tube services running until 18 May.

American father and son charged in Tokyo over Carlos Ghosn escape

A US special forces veteran and his son have been formally charged with illegally helping former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn flee Japan.

Ikea France going on trial over claims it illegally spied on customers and staff

The French subsidiary of Ikea and some of its executives are to go on trial over accusations that customers and employees were illegally spied on.

Lockdown eases slightly in Wales as supermarkets lift barriers on banned ‘non-essential’ items

Shoppers in Welsh supermarkets can now buy non-essential goods again as it takes its next step in easing lockdown.

American father and son charged in Tokyo over Carlos Ghosn escape

A US special forces veteran and his son have been formally charged with illegally helping former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn flee Japan.

Ikea France going on trial over claims it illegally spied on customers and staff

The French subsidiary of Ikea and some of its executives are to go on trial over accusations that customers and employees were illegally spied on.

‘Mob of animals’: 20 officers injured – two seriously – by rioters who ‘came for fight with police’

Violence that broke out during a "Kill The Bill" protest was caused by people who "came for a fight with police", Bristol's chief constable has said.

COVID-19: Half of workers ‘suffered pay cut’ in 2020 with young at risk of ‘scarring’

Many young people are at risk of pay 'scarring' in the years ahead following a coronavirus pandemic hit to incomes through job losses and furlough, according to a report.