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Buses are the most popular form of public transport in our country. They are an essential part of our national transport system, in both urban and rural areas, playing a vital part in levelling up.

 

On Monday, Britain's FTSE 100 experienced a two-month low due to a downturn in mining stocks, primarily driven by falling metal prices. Additionally, Vistry Group's lowered annual profit

 

Ahead of the second reading of the Renters (Reform) Bill today (Monday 23rd October), the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has warned that the Government’s delay in banning Section

 

Police have taken a man into custody regarding a destructive car fire that occurred at Luton Airport. This substantial blaze engulfed approximately 1,500 vehicles, rendering them beyond repair.

In a recent incident, a 12-year-old boy endured life-altering injuries following a dog attack, as confirmed by the Greater Manchester Police (GMP).

 

Home Secretary Suella Braverman is set to interrogate Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley about the police's handling of incidents during a pro-Palestinian protest.

 

A national helpline assisting victims of modern slavery has reported a significant increase in calls from foreign workers who arrived in the UK to address staffing shortages in the care sector.

 

In the wake of Storm Babet, residents in a Nottinghamshire town are grappling with severe flooding, prompting authorities to issue evacuation advisories. Nottinghamshire County Council has

 

 

Back when he was a student, Andrew Hopkins conceived an idea that would transform the development of life-saving medications. Today, as a professor 16 years later, he has established a

 

Twenty years since she made history as the first Black Leader of the House of Lords, Baroness Valerie Amos reflects with pride on the positive changes in Britain. During Black History Month,