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Thirty points and still driving: Motorists rack up 'offence after offence'

19.10.11
Motorists with as many as 30 points on their licence have not been disqualified from driving, figures show... more

House asking prices lower than last year

15.08.11
House asking prices in England and Wales have fallen for the second month running and are now lower than a year ago, according to a new report... more

Petrol price dip appears to be over, says report

17.06.11
The brief dip in the price of petrol at the pumps appears to be over, according to latest figures from the AA... more

Easter getaway drivers hit at pumps with record petrol prices

21.04.11
Record petrol and diesel prices will mean drivers paying an extra £2 for every 100 miles travelled this holiday weekend compared with Easter last year, the AA said... more

Markings on Britain's roads 'barely visible', report finds

15.03.11
Some of Britain's most dangerous roads have white line markings which are completely worn out, according to a report... more

Transport Secretary attacked over snow as temperatures fall to -20C

03.12.10
Under-fire Transport Secretary Philip Hammond has warned train companies to keep stranded passengers better informed but said transport problems were inevitable as a blanket of snow and ice covers Britain... more

More snow for London with millions trapped on roads, rail and air

01.12.10
Eight inches of snow forecast for parts of London and the South-East — the heaviest by far of the big freeze which marooned millions on trains, roads and at airports... more

Three children die as midnight blaze engulfs family home

12.11.10
Three young children have died in a house fire that left their mother fighting for her life... more

Business turnover highest in three years

28.10.10
Business turnover in recent months reached the highest level in almost three years, but conditions were still described as tough in parts of the UK... more

Poor roads 'cost economy £4.1bn a year'

26.10.10
Badly maintained roads are costing the economy £4.1 billion a year, according to a survey... more

For once, Goldman Sachs really is doing God’s work...

18.10.10
Here's your starter for 10. Which is the most philanthropic corporation in the world? Goldman Sachs... more

Demand for workers reaches six-month high

04.10.10
Employer demand for workers reached its highest level for six months in September, according to a new report... more

Drugs and yet another half-baked solution

20.09.10
It sounds sensible to decriminalise soft drugs - but they can be about as half-illegal as you can be half-pregnant... more

Petrol price hike may prove false but London prices most expensive

20.08.10
Fears that petrol prices could soar in the run-up to the August bank holiday were unfounded, AA figures show... more

'Dozy' Jozy Altidore hopes to give England rude awakening

09.06.10
After receiving an unwanted nickname during a forgettable spell at Hull, US star is keen to prove his worth in opening clash... more

Police chiefs urge Theresa May to end bonus culture

18.05.10
Tens of millions of pounds in police bonuses face the axe as chief constables tell Home Secretary Theresa May they should be dumped... more

Petrol prices soar 4p ahead of tax hike

19.03.10
Average petrol prices have risen 4p a litre in the past four weeks, taking them to the highest level since July 2008, the AA said... more

New manager will get time to turn club around, says Hull chairman

16.03.10
Adam Pearson is adamant Hull's new manager will have time to make an impact as the club bid to stave off relegation... more

Petrol prices stay the same despite lower costs

19.02.10
Average petrol prices have stayed around the 112p a litre mark for a month despite a 2p fall in the wholesale cost, the AA said... more

Petrol sticks at 112p a litre with supermarkets slow to cut cost

19.02.10
Petrol prices have stayed steady for a month at about 112p a litre, despite a 2p fall in the wholesale cost... more

Police officer numbers fall in a quarter of forces

26.01.10
Police officer numbers fell over the past five years in a quarter of forces as 13 out of 43 forces in England and Wales reported cuts... more

Phil Brown rumoured to have left Hull

28.10.09
Reports from Humberside suggest that Hull City manager Phil Brown has left the club... more

Bill will ban 'white-only' BNP

11.06.09
The British National Party will be forced to admit black and Jewish members under the Government's new Equalities Bill, ministers have revealed... more

Unemployment hits 13-year high at 2.2m

12.05.09
Hopes of a swift end to the recession were stamped out as unemployment surged to the highest level in 13 years... more

Tory MP with a portfolio of 23 properties claims £100,000

06.04.09
A Conservative MP has claimed nearly £100,000 of taxpayer's money for a second home while building up a portfolio of at least 23 properties... more

A political coup to arrest any policeman

06.10.08
The outrage of Home Secretary Jacqui Smith and the police establishment at Boris Johnson’s “politicisation” of the Met by removing its Commissioner has been both ­ludicrous and deeply gratifying to behold... more

Who's in the buying queue

20.08.08
Once the investment bankers start the sell-off Gatwick and Stansted airports, there will be no shortage of prospective bidders... more

Sellers 'must reveal risk of flooding to properties'

25.06.08
Nearly 750,000 Londoners face their homes being blighted under plans unveiled to force house-sellers to reveal the flood risk of their property... more

Good weekend to stay at home

22.05.08
Bank Holiday travellers face severe disruption caused by rail and Tube engineering works, an estimated 18 million motorists on the road and blockaded Channel ferries... more

OFT probe targets 112 builders in 'bid scam'

17.04.08
112 construction firms accused by OFT of colluding to rip-off taxpayers in £3bn bid-rigging scandal... more


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