Dame Angela Eagle says ministers will visit the worst pollution sites and look at strengthening the executive bonus ban after the first joint regulator report.
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The budget confirmed a further £200 million for Leeds station, taking total investment past £300 million, with a new overbridge and three entrances due by 2030.
University of Manchester researchers say primary homework can reward parents with more time and money, but scrapping it alone may not end inequality.
Ofgem’s first-phase evaluation of its forced prepayment meter rules reports an indicative 36 per cent fall in severe self-disconnection, with household debt still elevated.
ONS provisional estimates show UK emissions down 1.0 per cent in 2025, with manufacturing falling 9.7 per cent while household travel emissions rose.
University of Manchester researchers found calcium sparks fall by as much as 75 per cent in small arteries of women with preeclampsia, pointing to possible new treatments.
UKHSA data for 12 to 18 October show flu, COVID-19 and RSV at low or baseline levels, with flu vaccine uptake among over-65s below last year.
ONS figures show Great Britain construction new orders up 16.2 per cent to £83,335 million in 2025, with private new housing the only sector to fall.
Drivers without a driveway can now fit cross-pavement home chargers without planning permission, saving up to £300, the Department for Transport said.
The MHRA issued a Class 2 recall of all Xeal Pharma clopidogrel oral suspension and solution batches because of a formulation error, with advice for patients.