The Bank of England has dismissed calls from Reform UK to end interest payments to commercial banks on reserves, despite mounting political pressure over what critics claim is a vast and unnecessary drain on the…
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Workers undergoing IVF treatment should be legally entitled to paid fertility leave and flexible working arrangements, the GMB union has declared at its annual congress in Brighton. A motion passed on Sunday calls for new…
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We all stubble up to FAST channels, especially when we want to cut down our streaming bills. If you are one of us, then you would be surprised and definitely happy to know that FAST…
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UK entrepreneurs have always been quick to adapt when gaps appear in the digital space. With more pressure on small firms to stay agile, many are now turning to independent digital platforms that offer quicker…
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As digital habits shift and online expectations grow, many UK users are quietly drifting away from centralised systems in search of greater flexibility and personal choice. This movement isn’t loud or sudden, but it’s becoming…
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Meeting someone new no longer requires endless trips to social gatherings or blind dates. Platforms like AmourFactory make it easy to connect with like-minded individuals from the comfort of your home. Whether you’re searching for…
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Gartner projects that more than 85 % of organisations will operate on a cloud-first footing by 2025, a seismic shift that pushes core ERP workloads, including Oracle Fusion Cloud, into rapid-release territory (TechRepublic). This comprehensive…
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Tata Steel, the UK’s largest steelmaker, faces potential exclusion from Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s new tariff-free trade agreement with the United States, prompting urgent talks between ministers and US counterparts. The company, which operates the…
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Stores opened their doors at midnight across the globe as Nintendo fans scrambled to get their hands on the highly anticipated Switch 2, the gaming giant’s first direct console sequel. The launch saw eager queues…
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Labour’s Access to Work reform plans ‘risk excluding disabled people from the workforce’, say arts leaders
More than 2,500 leading voices from the UK’s arts sector, including the heads of the National Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Company, have signed an open letter warning that Labour’s proposed changes to the Access to…