British Airways Scraps Flight Change Fees in Major Overhaul
British Airways has overhauled its booking system, eliminating change fees on most fares. Discover what this major policy shift means for your future travel plans and wallet.
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2025's Best Office Chairs in the UK - Expert Reviews
Stop back pain and boost productivity. Our 2025 expert review reveals the top-rated ergonomic office chairs in the UK, from premium Herman Miller to budget-friendly finds. Find your perfect fit for superior comfort and support.
IWG Boss Dismisses Share Price Fall as 'Machine Selling'
IWG CEO Mark Dixon remains defiant as the flexible office giant's shares hit a five-year low, dismissing the plunge as automated trading and reaffirming confidence in the company's long-term strategy and booming profits.
Albanese's adviser urges remote work revolution
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's handpicked economic adviser delivers a stark warning about Australia's productivity crisis, urging businesses to adopt flexible working arrangements or risk falling behind globally.
Should UK adopt siestas for heatwaves?
As extreme heat becomes more frequent, experts suggest the UK should rethink traditional work hours, adopting siestas or flexible schedules to combat soaring temperatures.
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.
Khan urges flexible work hours amid London heatwave
London Mayor Sadiq Khan calls on businesses to adopt flexible working hours as the capital braces for soaring temperatures, prioritising employee wellbeing.
Australia tests four-day work week loophole
Discover how Australia is testing a four-day work week loophole that could revolutionise the workplace. Is this the end of the traditional 9-5?
Victoria's remote work backlash: Why resist the future?
As remote work becomes the norm, Victoria's resistance sparks debate. Explore why this shift is inevitable and why some are still pushing back.
Victoria may make WFH a legal right
Millions of employees in Victoria could soon have the legal right to work from home under new proposals aimed at modernising workplace laws.
Office workers name outdated gadgets they want gone
A new survey reveals the obsolete office gadgets employees are happy to leave behind, from fax machines to bulky monitors, as workplaces modernise.
Monica Dolan joins ITV's Post Office scandal drama
Award-winning actress Monica Dolan is set to star in ITV's highly anticipated drama 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office', portraying a key figure in the shocking Post Office scandal that rocked Britain.
Wales crime rates surpass England's in new ONS report
New data reveals Wales has higher rates of theft and violent crime compared to England, sparking concerns over regional safety disparities.
30C heatwave to hit UK this week
Brits brace for a sizzling week as weather maps turn red, predicting temperatures soaring to 30°C. Find out when and where the heatwave will peak.
UK heatwave alert as temperatures set to soar
The Met Office has issued a heatwave warning as temperatures are set to soar across the UK. Find out when and where the hottest days will hit.
Asylum seekers misuse taxpayer cash for gambling
Shocking investigation uncovers how asylum seekers are misusing taxpayer-funded allowances to gamble, sparking calls for stricter oversight.
Foreign Office chief holidayed during Afghanistan evacuation
A senior Foreign Office official went on holiday during the critical Afghanistan evacuation, then retired with a substantial payoff, sparking outrage.
Thunderstorm warning for UK this week
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms and torrential downpours across parts of the UK, with potential flooding and travel disruption expected.
Police slam 'unworkable' Home Office asylum plans
Senior police officials warn that the Home Office's new asylum dispersal plans could overwhelm local services and spark community tensions.
Dan Jarvis joins Microsoft UK as public sector director
Ex-shadow minister Dan Jarvis takes on a key role at Microsoft UK, focusing on government and public sector partnerships.
Met Office issues UK thunderstorm warning
The Met Office has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for parts of the UK, with heavy rain, lightning, and potential disruptions expected. Stay informed on affected areas and safety tips.
Labour: Home Office failing England and Wales
Labour criticises the Home Office for its handling of key issues in England and Wales, as Chris Philp faces scrutiny over policy decisions.
Channel migrant smugglers named and shamed
The UK government has publicly named and shamed migrant smugglers operating in the English Channel. Discover the full list of criminals and the latest crackdown efforts.
Deliveroo in hot water over illegal migrant workers
The Home Office has uncovered illegal migrants working for Deliveroo, raising concerns over the gig economy's hiring practices. Read more on the latest UK immigration scandal.
UK Heatwave: Met Office Predicts 30°C Temperatures
The Met Office has issued a heatwave warning as temperatures are set to soar across the UK. Find out when and where the hottest weather will hit.
Starbucks pushes for five-day office weeks
Starbucks spearheads the shift back to office life as companies push for five-day workweeks, sparking debates on productivity and work-life balance.
UK May Ban Migrant Workers from Food Delivery Apps
The Home Office is reviewing proposals to prevent migrants on work visas from working for food delivery platforms, sparking debate over gig economy rights and immigration policy.
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.
Home Office U-Turn on Asylum Seeker Hotel Locations
The Home Office has reversed its stance and agreed to disclose the locations of asylum seeker hotels to food delivery giants Deliveroo and Just Eat in a bid to crack down on illegal working.
UK tests AI to assess asylum seekers' age
The UK government is trialling AI technology to determine the age of asylum seekers, raising ethical and accuracy concerns among critics.
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