Firm fined for explosion death
A £200,000 fine has been dished out to a multinational cement firm following the death of an employee in an explosion at one of its factories.
Airborne bug scare school reopens
A Bournemouth primary school has reopened following an airbourne bug scare.
Mobile phones harbour bacteria
Our mobile phones tend to get covered in all sorts – be it the grease from our bacon butties, or smudged makeup from holding them to our ears.
Fire safety DVD proves a Welsh hit
A new DVD with a life-saving fire safety message for students is igniting interest across Wales.
UK sees CO death rate ‘triple’
In the past 12 months, the UK has seen a three-fold increase in its carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning death rate, new figures indicate.
Fire injures three at food festival
An explosion at a food market in the centre of Manchester led to three people being rushed to hospital with burn injuries.
Investigation over radioactive leak
A radioactive leak has been uncovered at the former Dounreay power station in Scotland.
Office desk germs ‘spread quickly’
Germs on dirty office desks can quickly spread among staff, a report from an office supplies company has warned.
Crews tackle huge chemical blaze
A fire sparked as workers mixed chemicals at a plant south of Dallas shot massive plumes of black smoke and bright orange flames into the sky, forcing schoolchildren and residents to evacuate or take cover indoors to avoid possible exposure to dangerous gases.
Three still in hospital after blast
Three people are still in hospital after being seriously injured in a huge blast at an industrial estate near Surrey, police said.