Chair of the Women and Equalities Committee Maria Miller warns the House of Commons could be brought into disrepute Via: Westminster bullying and harassment claims being 'swept under carpet' by Commons authorities, senior MP says
The England and Saracens fly-half on how a degree course has helped him examine his mistakes and become calmer on the pitch“The thing I liked about it most,” Owen Farrell says, “was having a look at yourself and what you’re doing. Seeing and understanding how things happened.”On the verge of Read more
Regulations to ensure greater transparency come after string of shareholder revolts in 2018Britain’s biggest listed companies will be forced to justify the pay gap between chief executives and their workforce as part of rules that come into force on New Year’s Day.The pay-ratio regulations are part of government efforts to Read more
Eyewitness describes ‘pure fear’ after knifeman goes on rampage during New Year’s Eve celebrations Via: Manchester Victoria stabbing: Police officer among three injured in knife attack at train station
MPs return to parliament next week with debate on the Brexit deal due to start on 9 January before a vote the following week Via: Theresa May pleads with MPs to back Brexit deal and let Britain 'turn corner' in new year
Officers pulled over the sports star between junction 22 and 20 of the Westbound carriageway of the M25 at 9.20am on Sunday morning. Via: Top footballer 'caught on camera undertaking a police car at 125MPH'
The 105-story Ryugyong Hotel – world’s tallest unoccupied building – has long been a blot on the skyline of Pyongyang, North Korea’s capital. Via: North Korean Hotel of Doom lit up with propaganda
After Sydney, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand, the party atmosphere is now set to sweep across major cities in Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas as the world celebrates a new year. Via: New Year's Eve 2018: Australia celebrates as world gets ready to see in 2019
A tense standoff between a bison and a stag in a snowy Romanian forest was among the amazing pictures shortlisted for an international photo prize. Via: Warring finches and a forest feud are among the pictures shortlisted for a top photography prize
Follow all the celebrations as the clock strikes midnight and countries see out 2018 to welcome in 2019Sydney celebrations hit by huge storm and torrential rainLooking ahead: politics, sport and arts events to watch in 2019 1.34pm GMT Got to say though, Sydney did look fairly spectacular. 1.29pm GMT Emergency Read more