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EU firms export banned pesticides to developing countries
An explosive investigation reveals how major European chemical companies continue to export thousands of tonnes of pesticides banned in the EU to poorer countries, raising serious ethical and health concerns.
Labour's AI Push Lacks Safeguards, Experts Warn
Exclusive: The Labour government's rapid pursuit of AI deals with US tech giants faces criticism for overlooking potential risks to jobs, privacy, and national security. Experts warn of a 'regulation-light' approach.
MPs Demand Companies House Reform After Blackburn Labour Scandal
UK politicians are calling for urgent reform of Companies House after it was revealed the Blackburn Labour Party was wrongly listed as a person of significant control for dozens of dormant firms, exposing a major flaw in the corporate register.
£22bn Energy 'Privatisation Premium' Hits UK Households
Exclusive analysis reveals energy firms paid £22bn more to shareholders than rivals in Europe, creating a 'privatisation premium' directly funded by soaring UK household bills.
Record £17.5m in parking fines as crackdown stalls
Private parking firms in the UK have issued a record-breaking £17.5 million in fines last year, as Labour delays a promised crackdown on rogue operators. Drivers are facing aggressive tactics and soaring charges.
UK's Top Accounting & Finance Universities 2025 Revealed
The Complete University Guide 2025 has ranked the best UK universities for Accounting & Finance degrees. Discover which institutions lead the pack, who climbed the ranks, and key trends shaping business education.
Drivers hide number plates to dodge private parking cameras
Furious British drivers are fighting back against aggressive private parking firms by hiding their number plates with unusual methods. Discover the escalating war on UK streets and the controversial tactics being deployed.
Infantino Investigated in Juventus False Accounting Scandal
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is under investigation for alleged complicity in a false accounting scandal at Juventus, as the Serie A giants face a potential 9-point deduction.
WH Smith Profit Warning After £30m Accounting Error
High street giant WH Smith has been forced to issue a dramatic profit warning after uncovering a significant £30 million accounting error, sending shockwaves through the retail sector and prompting a sharp drop in its share price.
China warns US over Trump's investment ban
Beijing issues a stark warning to Washington following Donald Trump's executive order barring US investments in Chinese firms linked to the military.
KPMG cuts over 100 jobs in Scotland
Big Four accounting firm KPMG announces significant job cuts in Scotland, citing economic pressures and reduced demand for consulting services.
UK energy firms profit from Europe's gas crisis
British energy firms Centrica and National Grid are poised to benefit from soaring gas prices in Europe, with analysts predicting significant profits amid the ongoing energy crisis.
City firms shamed over poor office attendance in WFH crackdown
Major UK firms face scrutiny as new data reveals shockingly low office attendance rates amid government push to end remote working.
Crackdown on asylum seekers working illegally for delivery firms
UK authorities have launched a major crackdown on asylum seekers illegally employed by delivery companies, resulting in several arrests. Read the full story here.
Tories give millions in grants to foreign electric car firms
The Conservative government faces backlash after awarding substantial taxpayer-funded grants to overseas electric vehicle manufacturers, sparking debate over support for British industry.
Asylum seekers exploited by UK delivery firms
Investigation reveals widespread illegal employment of asylum seekers by major UK delivery companies, raising concerns over exploitation and Home Office oversight.
Ex-Tottenham hooligan names toughest football firm
A former Tottenham hooligan shares shocking stories from his days in football violence, naming the most feared firm he ever encountered.
Australia lifts PwC ban after Treasury scandal
The Australian Labor government has reversed its ban on PwC after the firm addressed misconduct linked to a Treasury scandal. Read the latest developments.
Police warn of mass arrests over Palestine protest
Authorities warn of severe consequences if activists proceed with planned demonstrations targeting defence firms linked to Israel.
Private firms profit from UK asylum system
Exclusive investigation reveals how private companies are profiting from the UK's chaotic asylum system, with taxpayers footing the bill for expensive hotels and deportation flights.
Private parking firms reject 70% of appeals
New data reveals private parking companies dismiss the majority of motorists' appeals, sparking calls for stricter regulation in the UK.
Trump admin blacklists Chinese tech firms over security
Former President Donald Trump's administration adds several Chinese companies to a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns over technology and military links.
Delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers
The Home Office faces criticism after reports reveal delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers housed in taxpayer-funded hotels, sparking calls for urgent reform.
12 arrested in Palestine Action protests
Twelve individuals, including charity workers, teachers, and a dentist, have been arrested in a nationwide crackdown on Palestine Action protests. The arrests follow a week of heightened activism targeting defence firms linked to Israel.
UK firms donated millions to US Republicans
Major British corporations have donated over £3.5 million to US Republican campaigns, sparking debates over corporate political influence.
Samsung heir Jay Y. Lee cleared of fraud charges
Samsung's billionaire heir Jay Y. Lee has been acquitted of stock manipulation and accounting fraud charges related to a controversial 2015 merger, marking a pivotal moment for South Korea's corporate giant.
Reeves pressured to close law firms' NI loophole
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces calls to end a tax loophole allowing law firms to avoid National Insurance contributions, costing the Treasury millions annually.
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