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Union accuses British Airways of ‘industrial thuggery’

British Airways has been accused of “industrial thuggery” by the leader of the UK's Unite union. General secretary Len McCluskey said the airline was wrong...

UK’s Covid-19 decision-making ‘shrouded in secrecy’ – top scientist

Major decisions in the UK government about coronavirus have been “shrouded with secrecy”, a top scientist has said, as he called for more transparency...

Who are the UK’s new Lords?

The UK Prime Minister’s brother Jo Johnson and cricketing star Sir Ian Botham are some of the 36 people nominated for a seat in...

Judge in Maxwell case bans lawyers from identifying Epstein abuse victims

The judge presiding over the criminal case against Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell has said her lawyers are not permitted to publicly identify accusers...

Eurozone economy suffers record drop during lockdown months

The economy of the 19-country eurozone shrank by a record 12.1% during the second quarter as coronavirus lockdowns froze business and consumer activity. Spain, which...

Hong Kong government postpones elections, citing coronavirus

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam has announced the postponement of highly-anticipated legislative elections by a year, citing a worsening coronavirus outbreak in the...

Corruption complicates South Africa’s struggle with coronavirus

South Africa’s number of confirmed coronavirus cases is edging close to a half-million, with the Health Ministry reporting 11,046 new cases overnight. That brings the...

Barack Obama says equality drive is under threat ahead of presidential election

Former president Barack Obama used civil rights leader John Lewis’ funeral to issue a stark warning that the voting rights and equal opportunity the...

Jet2 asks holidaymakers to return to the UK early – or make their own way home

Jet2 has been contacting some customers in Spain to ask them to return to the UK earlier than planned, or risk having to make...

Coronavirus: Lockdown tightened in northern England with ban on indoor meetings

People from different households in parts of northern England will be banned from meeting each other indoors from midnight, England's health secretary Matt Hancock...

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