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HOPES RISE FOR CAR PLANT JOBS 

CAR giant General Motors raised hopes for the long-term future of Vauxhall factories in the UK last night despite pressing ahead with plans...

Strap yourself in for a bumpy ride; Preview Pam Ann: Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff 

FASTEN your seatbelts. Pam Ann, the glamorous, sharp-tongued air hostess, is about to land in Wales once more.

The monster creation...

Release of Megrahi Has Let Down Lockerbie Victims, Says Financial Times 

The Aug. 20 release on compassionate grounds of convicted Lockerbie bomber Abdel Baset Ali al-Megrahi, who has terminal cancer, prompted outrage...

TUC steps up bid for pounds 6/hr minimum wage 

UNION leaders are stepping up their campaign for the minimum wage to increase to pounds 6 an hour, arguing that the rise would be "sensible...

Postal workers to walk out as pay talks collapse 

POSTAL workers are to stage two nationwide strikes next week in a bitter row over pay, jobs and working conditions, which will cripple mail...

Postal strike is on next week 

POSTAL workers are to stage two nationwide strikes next week in a bitter row over pay, jobs and working conditions, which will cripple mail...

Bid to avert postal strike 

POSTAL workers' leaders made a last-ditch attempt to avert a national strike yesterday, warning they would have "no option" than to press...

Good women and bad men 

THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNETS' NEST by Stieg Larsson Maclehose Press, £18.99, pp. 599, ISBN 9781906694166 . 15.19(plus...

In U.S., Opposition to Healthcare Legislation Drops Modestly; Support holds steady at 51%, while percentage unsure rises 

Byline: Jeffrey M. Jones Synopsis: Americans remain largely divided on whether Congress should pass healthcare legislation, with a full quarter...

Schalk insists Saracens can get their kicks just like the South 

SCHALK BRITS today revealed Saracens are using world champions South Africa as the template for their bid to land a first Guinness...