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Mark Gillen, 54, was crushed and lost an arm when a staging platform toppled over and fell on him in Plymouth, Devon.

A parent from a beleaguered southern school says its principal must resign if staff and parental confidence is to be restored.

OPINION As leader of the second-largest party in the Government, David Seymour could have had his pick of the great departments of state. Instead, he chose...

Retired surveyor says his border collie has never been the same after up to seven animals set upon them as they walked on public footpath

To continue my reminiscences of decades as a railway trackworker, the development of Health and Safety law on the railway has been a bit of a double-edged sword. It has generally been to the benefit of workers. Legislation has enabled us to stop the more egregious practices. But it has also made us a bit lazy, with workers looking to legislation rather than taking direct action and sometimes being fobbed off despite being in the right.

A farmer has been fined after a pensioner and his dog were trampled by cows on a public footpath in June last year.

Brendan Ogle claims he was discriminated against in breach of the Employment Equality Act

Being a stuntman is probably one of the most dangerous jobs out there. Jumping off planes, throwing motorcycles into the air, going head first into a car...

The producers of “F9,” the ninth instalment of the “Fast & Furious” franchise, have been fined over $1 million in a U.K. court after a stunt performer…

'Fast & Furious 9' producers have been fined $1 million over stunt performer's "life-changing" injuries on set.