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The Foreign Secretary referred to the ‘appalling acts’ carried out by Russian forces in the towns of Irpin and Bucha.

South Australia's new Transport Minister says a commuter rail project originally promised to be finished in 2020 will now be completed in June.

EXCLUSIVE: Transport minister Jenny Gilruth told the Record that government faced a "challenge" in convincing more Scots to leave their cars at home.

NEW DELHI: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday flagged off the first lot of e-autos and distributed registration certificates to their owners at IP depot and said the move will not only reduce pollution but also generate employment. Kejriwal said this was the first time when electric autos were…

Return flights starting in regional Western Australia used to cost up to $1,000, but from July they will be capped at $398 or $598 for residents, as the state government fulfils an election promise.

Government figures suggest that around 17 people are injured by e-scooters every week.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said it was a warning to P&O Ferries, after the firm's no-notice sackings of 800 staff, that "the game is up" - but unions are unimpressed

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps announced measures today

The Cabinet minister set out a series of measures in response to the redundancies.

Ports will be told to refuse ferries paying below minimum wage – but union says ‘too little, too late’ plan won’t reverse mass sackings

It is the first Russian yacht of its kind to be taken in British waters