Tony Slattery to seek answers to mental health issues in BBC documentary
Tony Slattery will seek answers to his mental health problems in a new BBC documentary to air following his return to the spotlight.
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Barclays UK boss brushes aside Corbyn fears in City
Barclays UK chairman Sir Ian Cheshire has insisted British businesses would “get on and deal with” whichever government wins the election, despite City fears over Jeremy Corbyn.
Dunn family told ‘no reasonable arguable ground for legal challenge’ by FCO
The Foreign Office (FCO) has told the family of Harry Dunn that allegations of a misuse or abuse of power by Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab are “entirely without foundation”.
Lib Dems to scrap settlement fees for Armed Forces veterans
Armed Forces veterans who were born outside the UK would be exempt from paying settlement fees under Liberal Democrat proposals for government.
Familiar with frantittles or spindleshanks? Researchers want to hear from you
Researchers are investigating whether people are still using words like coochy-pawed and ferntickles.
Q&A: How would an Australian-style immigration system work?
An Australian-style points-based system would allow Britain to control the number of people coming into the country after Brexit but still welcome much needed professionals like nurses, according to the Conservatives.
Mother says money ‘not going to bring Harry back’ after Trump cheque claim
Harry Dunn’s mother has said money “is not going to bring Harry back” after the family spokesman claimed President Donald Trump was “standing by, ready to write a cheque”.
Tanni Grey-Thompson ‘done with being patient’ over train access
Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson has said she is “done with being patient” after it emerged that hundreds of train carriages will fail to meet accessibility standards coming into force next year.
Gallery to stage gender exhibition ‘in this moment of flux’
A new exhibition is to explore “fluid understandings of gender”.
Train companies to miss accessibility deadline
About 800 train carriages on Britain’s railway fail to meet accessibility standards coming into force next year, according to the Government.
Harry Dunn injuries not considered life-threatening despite breaking every bone
The injuries suffered by Harry Dunn were not considered life-threatening by emergency call handlers, despite “breaking every major bone” in a collision described as a “crash fireball”.
Royal animals exhibition to go on show at Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is to stage a special exhibition dedicated to royal animals.
Decade of going to the polls has cost UK more than £1 billion
At least £1 billion of public money has been spent on holding elections and referendums in the UK this decade, new analysis has found – with December’s snap election set to push the figure even higher.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge to appear at Southbank Centre
Phoebe Waller-Bridge is reuniting with the comedian who encouraged Fleabag’s first incarnation on stage.
Vice-chancellor says BAME inclusion vital to improve universities
Students from black and ethnic minorities must be made to feel like they belong and are part of their university community to help boost achievement, the University of Leicester’s new vice-chancellor has said.
Harry Dunn’s family told prosecution prospects ‘less than 1%’
The family of 19-year-old Harry Dunn were told there was a “less than 1% chance” somebody would be held accountable for his death.
Last letter Freddie Mercury wrote to Queen fan club to go under the hammer
A note written by Freddie Mercury a year before he died is going under the hammer.
UKFast boss quits a week after sexual harassment allegations surface
The multi-millionaire boss of UKFast, who stepped down following sexual harassment and bullying allegations, had been facing pressure from his customers, the PA news agency can reveal.
Police conduct interview in US with suspect in Harry Dunn case
Detectives investigating the death of Harry Dunn have interviewed the suspect in the case in the US.
‘Phenomenal’ amounts of drugs being smuggled into UK despite record seizures
“Phenomenal” amounts of drugs are being smuggled into the UK despite massive seizures by law enforcement officials.