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Thames Water, Englands largest private water supplier, is in danger of collapse triggering calls for nationalisation. This would be a mistake, writes Prof Len Shackleton.

Clouds of smoke and smog might have obscured the view but didn’t deter too many adrenaline-seekers from ziplining across the Ottawa River this weekend, operators say.

Small businesses and tourism operators in Ottawa are seeing visitors cancel tours and avoid sightseeing around the city amid lingering clouds of smoke and poor air quality from wildfires burning in Ontario and Quebec. 

Claims that the strikes have cost the uk economy £5 billion, but, of course, the sector most hurt by the strikes is the railway industry itself, with regular travellers telling the bbc they have lost trust and faith in the industry that will be hard to repair. to give more of an insight into how strikes are impacting the uk economy, i am joined by research fellow at the institute of economic affairs and professor of economics at the university of buckingham, len shackleton. thank you for coming...

The government is to remove the requirements for recording working time and reduce the complexity of calculating holiday pay.

Sunderland secured a 1-0 win over Chelsea 74 years ago, thanks to some real grit and determination

The ‘danger of a generous settlement’ means ‘others will follow’ as nurses threaten to ‘strike until Christmas’ ....

Cancer patients are left at worrying risk due to nurse walkouts, warns NHS chief executive.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has extended subsidised childcare to children as young as 9 months old ...

THERE are very few sportsmen and women who can claim to represent their country in two different sports.