FORMER France Telecom chief executive Didier Lombard and six other managers face possible jail sentences as they stand trial over staff suicides at

NHS workers in the GMB union held a crunch meeting with reps yesterday to plan their next steps after overwhelmingly rejecting a below-inflation pa

RAIL union RMT reiterated its call for Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) to be brought into public ownership after chief executive Charles Horton anno

ENGLAND coach Wayne Bennett’s bid to reunite the Burgess brothers on the international stage was thwarted by injury yesterday.

JAMES McFADDEN said today that teenage prospect Billy Gilmour needs to mature into a first-team regular before he can be talked up for a full Scotl

HUMAN rights groups in Ukraine hit out today after it was revealed that nazi militias involved in brutal and violent attacks against minorities hav

ENGLAND enter tomorrow's pivotal second Test against South Africa with orders to rise above recent results by playing with courage.

WIGAN second rower John Bateman reckons a win over Hull tomorrow will quickly silence the doom-mongers.

Afghanistan’s Test debut ended in emphatic defeat yesterday as India won by an innings and 262 runs inside two days in Bengaluru.