Mike Wright

Ministers are said to be negotiating to extend the successor of the EU Health Insurance Card to Australia, New Zealand and Israel

Ministers call for planned online harms laws to be tightened to prevent paedophiles using new technologies to exploit children

Driving organisations say there is ‘no justification’ for the rise, which has been defended by Transport for London

Thirty young people killed on capital’s streets this year as police point finger at glorification of knives in lockdown for high death toll

Family face ‘war of attrition’ with the social media giant over their attempts to find out what their daughter viewed on Instagram

AA predicts record traffic levels with 18m people expected to travel by car each day over the festive period as people avoid using the train

The move follows accusations the tech giant was withholding evidence and causing delays to the inquest as a result

Ministers to unveil app letting people change driving licences or benefits using their phone’s facial or fingerprint recognition feature

Urban motorists prepared to add 30 minutes to road trips as they find navigating narrow lanes a tense experience, study finds

RAC poll comes as official figures show the number of people seriously injured on British roads in wet weather rose between 2017 and 2019

Government urged to prevent rural areas becoming electric vehicle ‘not spots’ and to make public charging as cheap as plugging in at home

Criminals increasingly able to ‘spoof’ legitimate phone numbers in order to dupe people in handing over financial details, says Ofcom

Tech giant urged to provide prompts to mental health services, as charity formed after death of schoolgirl says it is ‘monetising misery’

Pressure to ‘look more attractive’ has seen more than 85 per cent turn to apps like FaceTune to adjust skin tone, facial contours and weight

The names and phone numbers of 18 million British Facebook users have found online prompting the UK’s privacy watchdog to launch an investigation.

The London Garden Bridge, which cost the taxpayer more than £50 million, was "a failure for charity" that undermines public trust, the Charity Commission has ruled.

Social media giants are employing "unethical" psychologists to keep children hooked online for hours on end, industry experts have warned.