Taxi driver who injured pedestrian and lied to ‘cover up the incident’ can go back to work after 12-week suspension
A taxi driver involved in a road collision which injured a pedestrian will be free to resume his job after a 12-week suspension.
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Formula 1 to move 2026 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal to May for travel reasons
Formula 1 will move the Canadian Grand Prix to a new slot in May from 2026 to cut down on travel and its environmental impact.
Canadian GP agrees to carbon-reducing date change from 2026
Formula One's Canadian Grand Prix will be held in May instead of June from 2026 onwards to help reduce the sport's carbon footprint and consolidate the European season into one consecutive period.
Reduce, reuse, recycle: How to make decarbonisation good for business
Sustainability, energy efficiency and zero emissions are words on everyone’s lips.
Euroviews. Standing open-armed, UK is choosing investment over decline
In my first budget as UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, I vowed to restore economic stability and kickstart a decade of national renewal. Economic growth is the number one priority of this British government.
Conte support, system change and 'McTomadona' - Inside story of Scott McTominay mania in Napoli
It has been heartening, albeit tinged with a bit of disappointment, to see 'McTominay mania' taking hold in Naples since the midfielder's move to Napoli from Manchester United in the summer.
Man United handed fresh injury scare as Ruben Amorim faces anxious wait for first game
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has been handed his first fresh injury concern of November's international break after Victor Lindelof was forced off in Sweden's win over Slovakia.
Live updates as farmers hold tractor protest ahead of Keir Starmer appearance
Farmers are protesting in Llandudno ahead of a speech by Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He is speaking in Llandudno at the Welsh Labour conference this morning.