Shipman report demands GMC reform
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Doctors' watchdog the General Medical Council must do more to protect patients, the latest Shipman Inquiry report says.
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Stickers displaying crash ratings  must be on vehicles in U.S. showrooms next year, a requirement  that could prompt voluntary changes by automakers if they fail  to meet consumer expectations, government officials and safety  advocates said on Thursday.
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An anti-corruption unit at the World Bank heavily promoted by ousted president Paul D. Wolfowitz needs to be overhauled to mend tense relations with the rest of the bank's staff, according to a report released yesterday by a high-level outside review panel.
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GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN Yawn. That sums up the reaction here to news that the U.S. Congress, acting through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is recommending that all new cars and trucks sold in America be fitted with electronic stability-control systems.
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The General Medical Council, which regulates the behaviour of doctors, was ordered yesterday to sweep away the culture of &quot;self- interest&#39;&#39; that continues to pervade it even since Harold Shipman was convicted as a serial killer.
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The government needs to do a better job monitoring and inspecting hazardous materials shipped aboard airlines, according to a report released Friday by the Transportation Department's inspector general.
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Faced with dwindling demand for its two oldest products and the urgent need to cut costs, General Motors Corp. will stop production of the Chevrolet Astro and GMC
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Â· GMC case could affect public confidence in jab  Â· Three accused of serious professional misconduct
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At a time when cost-cutting pressures have strained relations between automakers and suppliers, General Motors Corp. Chairman and CEO Rick Wagoner said Tuesday that the two sides must cooperate to rein in soaring health-care expenses.
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A bipartisan commission that includes energy industry executives, environmentalists and academics will issue a report today that calls on the nation to adopt mandatory limits
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Eleven auto safety groups asked the government Thursday to revise a new rule that requires safer power windows in vehicles, saying it does not adequately protect children.
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By NO BYLINE  A NEW report from MSPs has backed an overhaul of marine legislation, citing the Forth ship-to-ship oil transfer plans as a good example of why change is needed.
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Regulation of doctors by doctors has been highly-prized by the medical profession for 150 years. Now serious and continuing failings exposed by the Shipman Inquiry could spell its end.
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Stickers displaying crash ratings   must be on vehicles in U.S. showrooms next year, a requirement   that could prompt voluntary changes by automakers if they fail   to meet consumer expectations, government officials and safety   advocates said on Thursday.
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A long-awaited report from a panel with support from Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. is not recommending reopening corporate accountability legislation but urges a broad overhaul of the nation's rules, enforcement policies and litigation system.
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Six doctors face a General Medical Council hearing on Monday accused of failings which helped serial killer Dr Harold Shipman go undetected.
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A US government advisory panel is to recommend a revision to the minimum level of crude inventories required to ensure adequate supplies of crude oil to the nation&#39;s refiners to produce gasoline