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Worrying rise in illegally dumped asbestos ITV reporters were shocked when they visited a massive illegal dump but to discover it contains asbestos shifts things into a new league. The visual and environmental impact of fly-tipping is stark but now the risk to human health is also becoming clear. Their findings reveal the worrying and growing pr...

General Data Protection Regulation The GDR was approved and adopted by the EU Parliament in April 2016. The regulation takes effect after a two year transition period and unlike a Directive, it does not require any enabling legislation to be passed by government, meaning it will be in force May 2018. Digital privacy has now taken a more public t...

It’s a New Year and the writing is on the wall: This tumbling rock we call Home is not happy with us. The Earth is changing rapidly, and entire species of plants and animals are going extinct before we ever get a chance to understand them. Under our constant and growing demand, precious natural resources like fresh water, fertile soil, and fores...

Co-op becomes the first British supermarket to start selling food past its best before date in bid to cut waste Co-op will start selling discounted food that's expired in order to reduce waste Products will be sold in 125 outlets at a nominal mark down price of 10p each The supermarket hopes the initiative will save at least two metric tonnes of...