Baroness Mone accuses Chancellor of ‘inflammatory’ language Baroness Michelle Mone has accused the chancellor of using “dangerous and inflammatory” language after a firm linked to Ms Mone and her...
Federal workers on US government shutdown US federal workers have described their state of uncertainty, with many now on unpaid leave due to a government shutdown and one...
Denmark loses £1.4bn tax fraud claim in UK court case Getty Images Sanjay Shah was imprisoned in Denmark in a separate criminal trial last year Denmark’s tax authority has lost a £1.4bn...
Tesco boss warns Reeves against further business taxes The boss of Tesco has warned the government against adding extra costs to UK retailers in the upcoming Budget. Ken Murphy said...
White House says layoffs to begin ‘imminently’ Watch: Shutdown blame game as GOP and Dems point fingers Mass layoffs of US federal workers will begin within two days, the...
Funding shortage forces Didcot food bank to make changes David GilyeatSouth of England Didcot Foodbank Didcot Emergency Foodbank provides food to people in the local area Volunteers at a food bank...
Shein to open its first permanent outlets in France Asian fast-fashion giant Shein has chosen France as the location to open its first permanent physical outlets. It will occupy concessions in...
Thames Water lenders submit rescue plan to stave off collapse Thames Water’s lenders have submitted a new rescue plan to prevent the UK’s largest water company from collapsing. London & Valley Water,...
Telford foodbank volunteer proud to be praised by PM A 79-year-old foodbank volunteer has called being singled out for praise by the prime minister this week “one of the proudest moments...
Hackers delete data stolen in nursery cyber-attack after backlash Hackers who attempted to extort a nursery chain by posting stolen images and data about children on the darknet have removed the...