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Civil servants employed by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) of the British government are set to initiate a 15-day strike commencing on June 11,

 

New research suggests that one in four people in England will experience hearing loss by 2030 as a result of listening to music at excessively high volumes. NHS figures

In a refreshing and candid revelation, Joyce Jackman, a remarkable 102-year-old woman from Essex, shared her secret to living a fulfilling and lengthy life—good sex.

 

More than 11,000 digitally excluded Londoners have been helped to get online through free training in the last year, while thousands more have benefitted from

Temple Footbridge crosses the River Thames west of Temple Lock near Marlow. It is closed due to safety concerns.

 

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, today joined specialist Met officers to see first-hand how the police are tackling violence affecting young people in the capital through enforcement and

 

Anne Boden, the chief executive of Starling Bank, is stepping down from her position after nine years since founding the company. This decision comes as the digital

Get out and enjoy some of the UK’s finest coastal activities this half term, with the Yorkshire shoreline offering some very special places that anyone can explore completely free of charge.

A big leap forward in providing NHS patients with more direct control over their care - including allowing them to manage their hospital appointments - is being rolled out in participating trusts

In an effort to combat staffing shortages in hospitals, Britain has recruited a record number of international nurses in the last financial year, with a significant portion