The Essex business fined £90k for having 'illegal workers'
The business was fined £90,000
Parents say SEND children in taxis with untrained staff to get to special school
Parents whose children attend a special school have raised concerns over late taxis, untrained passenger assistants and safety.
The weekend eating habit that could silently be raising your risk of heart disease - and why timing meals is crucial
People whose mealtimes shift between weekdays and weekends - a phenomenon called 'eating jetlag' - may face a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, especially men.
Facing the imminent arrival of 1,250 male migrants, ROBERT HARDMAN reveals how women in an Oxfordshire village are fighting back
How much easier it would be to demonise them as either the dark forces of the Far Right or a bunch of nutters - or both.
MICHAEL GOVE: It's an ironclad law of history that countries which are descending into darkness are those where Jews don't feel safe. This week Burnham took Britain a step closer to that abyss
For those who believe in terror, embrace violence and hate the West, Tuesday was another day of celebration. Another day when the West weakened democracy in its fight against fanaticism.
BORIS JOHNSON: The story of Gaza's Crazy Water Park reveals why Miliband's sanctions are a shameful waste of time
When Hamas took control of Gaza, they could have been sensible and pragmatic. Did they emulate most decent municipal politicians and go for jobs and growth? Did they hell.
Daily Mail's pioneering visual journalism awarded top honours for groundbreaking Deep Dive format and incredible Mo Farah investigation
Judges at the Future of Media Awards crowned Harry Lewis-Irlam Media Innovator of the Year for his work on the Daily Mail's groundbreaking Deep Dive format.
Man rushed to hospital after serious crash that shut A131 for hours
The road was closed for several hours while police were at the scene
Saudi Arabia shuts down key oil pipeline after Iraq drone attack, sparking fears of energy price rises but Trump says 'everything will work out fine'
Saudi Arabia has shut down a major pipeline a day after it was attacked by Iraqi drones on Thursday.
'He wears PC Harper's death like a medal': Inside 'evil' Albert Bowers' life in Monster Mansion prison, the protection that lets him act like 'king of the wing'... and why insiders are convinced he'll kill again if released
Some may remember Bowers sticking out his tongue as he was led away from his first court appearance. His smirk has become synonymous with one of the most shocking crimes of recent times.
How Emily Atack unconventionally found happily ever after with husband Alistair after a turbulent dating life and 'miserable' periods of loneliness - as couple wed for a second time TODAY
Last month, Emily wed Alistair in an intimate Bedfordshire-based church ceremony attended by their closest loved ones. Now they're preparing for a Spanish extravaganza.
Why the Osbournes are barely speaking a year from Ozzy's death: The growing divide between Sharon and her daughter revealed... as insiders tell KATIE HIND how Kelly is raising her son alone - and her VERY lucrative new life
At the Brit Awards this year, they accepted a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award for the late Black Sabbath legend. But in a terribly sad turn of events, Kelly and Sharon are today barely speaking.
How to see Dolly Parton's 'rags to rhinestones' Tennessee, from the Smokies to Nashville - and America's coolest service station
Already one of the most fun routes the land of road trips has to offer, the Dolly Parton trail across Tennessee has a whole new poignancy following the country star's death.
Call in the cavalry! British army brings back war horses as it tests camouflaged steeds in summer training camp
The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment has been photographed trialling camouflaged horses during its annual summer camp at the Longmoor Training Area in Hampshire.
Is this London's ugliest home? House surrounded by rusting steel and razor wire is frozen in time - exactly how late owner left it
Drivers slow down and pedestrians stand and stare as they pass the abandoned property on Charlemont Road, in East Ham.
VW ID.Polo driven: Can this electric car carry the weight of one of Volkswagen's most iconic names?
With half a century of heritage to uphold, can this small EV really capture the essence of one of the best-selling superminis in history? Daily Mail motoring editor Rob Hull finds out.
I tried the UK's first DIY blood test that can spot everything from deficiencies to signs of cancer and gives you results in five minutes - will it revolutionise the NHS?
The Daily Mail tested Algocyte - a DIY blood testing machine that researchers hope will revolutionise the NHS, cut waiting lists and, crucially, prevent unnecessary disease.
Speeding back to motoring's Golden Era at Goodwood Revival: Britain's celebration of classic cars and vintage fashion is as glorious as ever
Almost three decades since it began, Goodwood Revival kicks off in vintage style on Friday at West Sussex's famous motor racing circuit.
Can we force council to trim back willow trees overhanging our garden?
The willow trees are now left to grow out of control and are overhanging and shadowing our garden.
Tragic truth behind deaths of hot tub couple revealed for first time: Devastated friends break silence to share what really happened at Spanish holiday villa - including husband's brave final act
Thomasina and Patrick Tobin were found dead on August 25 after taking a dip in the hot tub at their villa in Spain. But now, their family may be closer to some explanation as to how they died.