Services have been reduced and passenger numbers are below pre-coronavirus levels, a report by the National Audit Office said.

The SMMT said the reduction was mainly due to ongoing model changeovers, restructuring and the impact of US tariffs.

Some 126 party backbenchers had signed an amendment that would halt the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill in its tracks.

Nick Carroll, chief executive of Together for Short Lives, said: “As ministers try to shift greater levels of healthcare from hospitals into communities, our amazing children’s hospices are doing more ...

Inspector Moloy Campbell said his thoughts were entirely focused on the need to ‘preserve life’ including that of his officers on the ground.

The first detailed planning application for housing within the Kingswood masterplan, which would also see two primary schools built, has been submitted by Persimmon North Scotland, in partnership with ...

British pop rock band The 1975 will be the first headliners to grace the Glastonbury Festival’s Pyramid Stage this year when they perform ...

In a letter to MPs, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said personal independence payments would be protected.

The Department for Education should enter ‘campaign mode’ to ensure more students enrol in the technical qualifications, MPs say.

Justin Welby resigned as archbishop of Canterbury last year in the wake of a review of sexual abuse committed by a Christian camp leader.

Two Met Police officers have been dismissed after being found to have committed gross misconduct in relation to the ‘disproportionate’ search.

The think tank report comes as the state of adult social care in England is currently under review by the Casey Commission.