The world's biggest dog show is on at the NEC in Birmingham.

Roadworks to be carried out with more consideration and respect for the travelling public.

The Government scrappage scheme's carrot and stick approach to reducing carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles appears to be working.

Car manufacturers want to see new VED rates deferred as the scrappage scheme comes to an end.

Motor industry calls on the Chancellor to boost manufacturer - and consumer - confidence in his 2010 Budget.

British firm Delta Motorsport's expertise transferred to the production of the viable E-4 Coupe electric electric road cars.

Labour MPs Elliot Morley, David Chaytor and Jim Devine - accused of expenses fraud - have pleaded not guilty when they appeared in court.

A 335-mile y-shaped high speed rail network carrying trains running at 250mph is set to link major cities across England.

High Court ruling will make fans of the rock band unable to buy their singles on websites like iTunes.

"Large scale" eletronic attacks by foreign intelligence services have sucessfully compromised the security of many large British companies, according to a Government agency.

The association representing Britain's leading travel companies is hoping to turn Government "apathy" towards tourism into an election issue.

A train conductor has taken advantage of Google's Street View roll-out to tell his life story.

Around 200,000 children are effectively going backwards in the three-Rs at secondary school, new figures suggest.

The artist who literally paints her models before photographing them.

Rail services are set to be crippled over Easter as the industry moved a step closer to the first national stoppage in 16 years.

Google's Street View imaging service has been extended to cover almost all of Britain's roads.

Pete Doherty was given a 12-month driving ban and fined £500 today after he admitted allowing his manager to use his Daimler without insurance.

Prime Minister describes claims that he starved the armed forces of funds when he was Chancellor as "wrong" and inappropriate.

A tiny portrait of a British Navy hero who helped set the White House ablaze is estimated to fetch up to £15,000 at auction next month.

John Lewis's 70,000 staff are to share of bonus pot of £151m after the retailer reported a jump in profits.

HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, said a theft of data by a former employee affected up to 24,000 Swiss client accounts, dealing a hefty blow to the reputation of its private bank.

Former England goalkeeper David Seaman's wife was granted a quickie divorce today on the grounds of adultery.

Railway maintenance workers have voted in favour of what could be Britain's first national rail strike in 16 years.

Married Labour MPs told to repay £1,500 in expenses claimed for running a second home where they were actually living full-time.

The Loch Ness Monster could replace Mayfair in a new Scottish edition of the classic board game Monopoly.