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Research by the GMB suggested that more than 800,000 residents in the capital are paid less than the voluntary living wage of £10.55 an hour for Londonmore

A new motoring survey has suggested that more than one-and-a-half million drivers over the age of 55 have driven while over the alcohol limit.more

TSB has vowed to protect its 5.2 million customers if they are innocent victims of a scam.more

People in Ireland and Belgium eat more vegetables on a daily basis than those in any other European Union country, data from the bloc's statistics agency states.more

Before Easter, doctors appeal not to give their loved ones to hospital for the holidays, unless it is necessary. Domestic warmth and presence of loved ones is very much needed during Easter holidays - they remind.more

Leaving on shoes, asking for the Wifi password and using mobile phones at the dinner table, are the house rules that guests break the most, a poll has claimedmore

Ireland has increased its consumption of spirits by 5.6% over the past year, according to a group representing the drinks industry in Ireland.more

Divorce laws in England and Wales are to be overhauled so couples can split faster and, it is hoped, with less acrimony.more

Brexit has contributed to a shortage of certain medicines at pharmacies in England, according to a body that represents the sector. more

A couple who won £161 million in the lottery, the largest ever prize claimed in Britain, have announced their intention 'to divorce amicably'.more

New UK passports have been issued without the words 'European Union' on the front cover. more

More than 113 million people across 53 countries experienced "acute hunger" last year because of wars and climate disasters, with Africa the worst-hit region.more

New research from the Directory of Social Change shows that the majority of UK company directors from a sample of companies with community investment programmes are shockingly still overwhelmingly male.more

Cash-strapped London councils are paying private landlords more than £14m a year in "incentives" simply to persuade them to house homeless people, the Guardian can reveal.more

More than 10,000 riot police officers are being readied to tackle disorder on the streets of Britain sparked by Brexit.more

More than a third of Britons have admitted to snooping on their partner's devices and social media accounts to find out whether they are guilty of cheating, a study has revealed.more

Millions of people will be able to use toilets for free at some of Britain's biggest and busiest stations, such as London King's Cross.more

Firefighters have rescued more than 650 people from locked toilets since 2016.more

As much as 68 percent Poles aged 18-24 do not think about retirement, because it is too distant for them - according to the study.more

The UK's lowest-paid workers are about to get a pay rise - the result of an increase in the minimum wage on Monday.more

Windsor was today named Britain's adultery capital, with 1,555 residents of the town said to be having extra-marital affairs - or 4.3 per cent of the population.more

Pope Francis addressed the ongoing phenomenon of mass migration on Saturday, during a meeting with migrants at the diocesan Caritas centre in Rabat.more

Thousands of premature deaths could be avoided each year if people reduced the amount of time they spend sitting down.more

The phenomenon of hate is one of the most important social problems in Poland; the state must start responding more effectively to manifestations of hatred - yesterday the participants of the debate organized by the Foundation of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity and the Ombudsman were convincing.more

Alf Smith, from St Madoes, Perthshire, and Bob Weighton, from Alton, Hampshire, were both born on 29 March 1908.more