A north-east England railway line that closed to passengers in the 1960s is to reopen next year. Transport Secretary Mark Harper announced that regular train services will return to the Northumberland Line between Newcastle and Ashington in summer 2024. It was previously expected that the route would reopen by the end of this year.
Ian Vogler/ReutersSamantha Markle has lost her defamation case against her half-sister, the Duchess of Sussex, after a judge in Florida granted a motion to dismiss.Samantha lodged her case in March 2022, when she sued Meghan Markle for “defamation and injurious falsehoods” along with “malicious lies” in a number of alleged instances, including during the duchess’s well-publicized sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey alongside husband Harry.Samantha also claims Meghan’s Florida fanbase “became a
The key witness at the centre of the case Prince Harry and other celebrity claimants have brought against the publisher of the Daily Mail has denied ever making a statement admitting phone hacking.
A judge overseeing the blockbuster case says it is ‘CRYSTAL clear’ statements about the company are false, but it will be up to jurors to determine whether they are defamatory, and who is responsible
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Priority services registers – energy firm’ own lists of at-risk households – are vital to protect people. But it’s extremely hard to find them, say campaigners
Wholesalers “colluded” with a factory at the centre of the rotten meat investigation, it has been alleged, as the food industry watchdog was urged to widen its inquiry.
UK motorists could save up to £406 a year on petrol and diesel by following one simple tip
The FAA does not allow Boeing to self-certify its own individual aircraft anymore following the Boeing 737 MAX tragedies of 2018 and 2019.
Ten days of of strikes by security guards at Heathrow Airport start today after last-minute talks failed to resolve a pay dispute.
Just months after the FTX collapse, a US watchdog is suing Changpeng Zhao’s firm, the world’s biggest digital-asset market, over a slew of allegations that make jaw-dropping reading
Legal experts on TikTok have shared their professional takes and overall shocked reactions to the bizarre trial, writes Meredith Clark
Journalist Abby Grossberg found herself the subject of headlines amid an ongoing lawsuit filed by voting equipment company Dominion Voting Systems against Fox News
The lowest-paid workers are set to enjoy a ‘rare’ real-terms pay boost, says think tank.
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Abby Grossberg says she was coerced into protecting the network, where misogynistic staffers adorned walls with swimsuit-clad Nancy Pelosi images.
Argentinian low-cost airline Flybondi is integrating Web3 into its ticketing process by issuing e-tickets as non-fungible tokens (NFTs). "The Hash" panel discusses the convenience of an NFT ticketing process and the outlook on Web3 adoption around the globe.
The senator said it's 'next level cruelty.'
Spain's Cellnex is close to hiring an adviser to help tackle demands made by hedge fund TCI, which has urged the company to reshuffle its board, sources with knowledge of the discussions told Reuters. BNP Paribas SA, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co., which have advised the company in the past, are contenders for the role, the people said, requesting anonymity given the sensitivity of the matter. A final decision has not been taken and Cellnex could still choose not to hire an adviser, the sources added.
A driver in Kent is willing to pay thousands of pounds to challenge a parking fine and the reliability of automated ticketing systems used across Britain.
A group of 125 law firms has called for a reform that will allow the entry of foreign firms into India to be put on hold, calling the proposal "discriminatory" and saying it creates an unlevel playing field between local and overseas companies. In a 20-page letter to the Bar Council of India, dated March 30 and seen by Reuters, the Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF) argued that domestic reforms are needed before the market can be opened. India's Bar Council did not respond to Reuters' request for comment on the letter.
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