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New proposals for the rules on regulating physician associates and anaesthesia associates have been published by the General Medical Council.

A second major Myanmar ethnic rebel group has said it is ready for Beijing-mediated talks with the junta to end more than a year of renewed fighting that has ravaged areas along the Chinese border.

Government urged to take action as CMA report finds retailers have not passed on the falling cost of energy

The AA called for an end to the ‘vicious cycle’ of potholes being patched up only to reappear

For a monthly fee, banks offer everyday banking with all kinds of enticing extras. We examine how the ‘freebies’ stack up

The latest statistics show that just 1.85 per cent of all callouts in 2024 for the AA were related to flat batteries for electric cars

The George V charger crafted in 1922 features the badges of the Automobile Association and the Motor Union in tribute to Sir William Joynson-Hicks.

It hardly set the world alight on its first release, but tasteful upgrades may yet see the new Victory models receive the recognition they deserve

Four teams dominated the regular season but the playoffs are notoriously fickle. Our writers make their picks for the upcoming battle for the title

The blocking of bauxite exports from Guinea is the latest news to send alumina prices skyrocketing, with much of the panic buying coming from China, the world's biggest aluminum producer. Prices hit a record high last week, surpassing levels last seen in 2018, when the U.S. placed sanctions on Russia’s…

In her Budget speech to the Commons, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said this is a ‘substantial commitment’.