Cutting thousands of pages of bureaucratic guidance will mean the Government becoming the first administration in modern history to have reduced red tape for businesses over the course of a parliament, David Cameron has claimed.
In a speech to the Federation of Small Businesses, David Cameron has said that the Government needs to "get out of the way" of business.
Mr Cameron said: "There are areas where government needs to get out of the way of small business success."
He added that he doesn't want to see high streets being "hollowed out" and instead wants to see shops thrive.
"I really want to see our high Streets be a success, I don't want to see a hollowing out of our high streets," he said.
An RAC recovery driver securing a vehicle narrowly avoids being killed by a lorry driver who swerves across the motorway hard shoulder.
New guidance on when a "major incident" can be declared by hospitals has been criticised by Labour in a furious showdown in the Commons.
The late Bernard Jordan, who 'escaped' from his care home to travel to the D-Day commemorations, has left his entire estate to the RNLI.