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UK Extends Business Rates Relief for Pubs & Breweries
The UK government has announced an extension of business rates relief for pubs and breweries, offering a lifeline to struggling venues facing soaring energy and operational costs.
Police search for human remains in Westminster
Authorities are scouring a derelict building in Westminster after reports of suspected human remains. Forensic teams are on-site as investigations continue.
Why Construction Should Be a Career for Life
Exploring the untapped potential of construction careers in the UK and why the sector must evolve to attract and retain skilled workers.
University 'brain drain' threatens smaller UK colleges
Leading UK universities are attracting a disproportionate number of students, leaving lower-ranked institutions struggling to survive. Experts warn of potential mergers or closures as the higher education sector faces a deepening crisis.
Popular UK chicken chain files for bankruptcy
A major UK chicken restaurant chain has filed for bankruptcy, sending shockwaves through the competitive fast-food sector. Here's how it could affect your favourite meals.
Manhattan apartment explosion sends smoke over NYC
A powerful explosion rocked a Manhattan apartment building, sending thick plumes of smoke into the sky and leaving residents in shock. Emergency services rushed to the scene as flames engulfed the structure.
New York explosion injures multiple in Harlem
A powerful explosion has shaken Harlem, New York, leaving several injured and buildings damaged. Emergency services are on the scene as investigations begin.
ICE building evacuated over white powder scare
A federal immigration office in New York City was evacuated after employees discovered an unidentified white powder, prompting a full-scale emergency response.
British Gas owner buys £1.5bn gas terminal
Centrica, the parent company of British Gas, has acquired a £1.5bn gas terminal in a bold move signalling continued reliance on fossil fuels despite the green energy transition.
UK GDP grows 0.4% in Q2 2024
The UK economy expanded by 0.4% in the second quarter of 2024, marking a modest recovery after earlier stagnation. Key sectors like services and production drove growth, though challenges remain.
Belfast church vandalism sparks police investigation
Police in Northern Ireland are investigating an act of vandalism at a historic Belfast church, described as 'despicable' by local leaders. The incident has sparked outrage in the community.
UK construction skills shortage hits crisis point
Britain's construction industry faces a looming crisis as technical colleges fail to attract enough students to meet demand for skilled workers. Experts warn of project delays and rising costs without urgent action.
20 new technical colleges to tackle UK construction skills gap
The UK government has announced plans to establish 20 new technical colleges across England, aiming to address the critical shortage of skilled construction workers and boost the industry.
CBA posts record $10.2bn cash profit
Australia's largest lender, Commonwealth Bank, posts a historic $10.2bn cash profit amid rising interest rates, sparking debate over banking sector accountability.
Robodebt whistleblower demands better protections
A former Robodebt whistleblower shares their harrowing experience of retaliation and explains why stronger protections for those who expose wrongdoing are crucial.
Only Murders in the Building Season 5: What’s Coming Next?
Everything we know so far about the highly anticipated fifth season of 'Only Murders in the Building', including potential release dates, returning cast members, and intriguing plot speculations.
Taylor Swift lights up Empire State Building
Taylor Swift sent her fans into a frenzy as the Empire State Building lit up in her signature colours, sparking rumours of new music. The iconic landmark's tribute has Swifties buzzing worldwide.
Heatwave could cause UK building collapses
Experts warn that extreme heat could weaken structures across the UK, with older buildings particularly vulnerable. Learn how the heatwave is putting infrastructure to the test.
MPs demand action to protect NHS from private sector
A cross-party group of MPs warns that private firms are profiting at the expense of NHS patients, calling for stricter regulations to safeguard public healthcare.
Air con law could increase heatwave deaths
A proposed law mandating air conditioning in UK homes has raised concerns among experts who fear it could lead to increased fatalities due to extreme heat. Critics argue the policy fails to address the root causes of overheating in buildings.
Tesla applies to supply electricity to UK households
Tesla, led by Elon Musk, has submitted an application to supply electricity to UK households, marking a bold move into Britain's energy sector.
Commons chief's £750k pay + £900k pension sparks fury
The House of Commons' top official enjoys a staggering £750,000 annual remuneration, with an additional £900,000 added to their pension pot over two years, sparking outrage amid economic struggles.
Finance worker's daily cocaine habit before work exposed
A finance worker reveals his daily cocaine habit before work, exposing the dark side of high-pressure jobs and the hidden drug culture in corporate environments.
Hanson: International students stealing Aussie jobs
Controversial Australian politician Pauline Hanson alleges international students are taking local jobs and avoiding taxes, igniting a fiery debate on immigration and education policies.
Countries where you earn more than UK with less work
Discover the top destinations where expats can enjoy higher salaries and shorter work hours compared to the UK. Is it time for a change?
Ofwat CEO resigns amid water sector scrutiny
David Black, CEO of Ofwat, steps down as the water sector faces intense scrutiny over performance and environmental concerns.
Starmer pressured to scrap tourist tax to boost UK economy
Labour leader Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure from business leaders to abolish the controversial tourist tax, which they claim is harming the UK's retail and hospitality sectors.
BP reviews costs amid £17.7bn quarterly profits
BP initiates a comprehensive cost-cutting review following record quarterly profits of £17.7bn, sparking debate over energy sector windfalls.
BP cuts costs amid profit rise and dividend boost
BP reveals strategic cost reductions while increasing shareholder dividends, as the energy giant navigates market volatility and shifting consumer demands.
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