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Grant Shapps insisted he was not told of plans for mass lay-offs after minutes of a November meeting with top execs were published, but Labour said the government should have grasped the chance to intervene

New minutes show the Transport Secretary was told a new ‘low-cost competitor’ would cause issues.

Peter Hebblethwaite admitted breaking employment law over the sacking of 800 workers without notice.

Peter Hebblethwaite admitted there was ‘no doubt’ his firm should have consulted unions before sacking 800 staff, but it did not.

Energy giant BP and the UK government will now aim for up to a combined 60,000 sites

40% admit using their phone as a sat nav and one in three young drivers change music manually on their phone while driving

BP plc (NYSE:BP) has announced a £1 billion investment for the U.K. electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure over ten (10) years. The investment, which will see a tripling of charging points by 2030, was unveiled during an official visit by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps to BP pulse's UK headquarters in Milton Keynes. It…

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said on Friday he had arranged to take in a family of Ukrainian refugees who contacted him on Facebook - a six-year-old boy, his mother, grandmother and the family dog, Max.

Chief Executive of P&O said new crews are being paid below the UK's minimum wage apart from on domestic routes

Motorists have complained that some retailers are dragging their feet in making the price change

The chief executive admitted that the new crews are being paid below the UK's minimum wage apart from on domestic routes