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Six in ten London workers have skipped work because they were unable to afford the commute
The figures show that Londoners are worse off when it comes to balancing their finances between pay days.
Boris Johnson’s push towards no deal Brexit a “free lunch” for traders profiting off the collapse of the pound
A lot of them are saying thank goodness for Boris, he's giving us a chance to make some money.
Boris Johnson needs to act before British industry is flushed down the drain, shipyard workers warn
Harland and Wolff staff joined protests at Stormont House as Boris Johnson met with Northern Ireland’s political leaders.
Pound hits new two-year low as no-deal Brexit rhetoric hardens
Investors are concerned that the Government is getting closer to a no-deal Brexit, which they believe will hit the UK economy and the pound.
What could a no-deal Brexit mean for UK SMEs? Frederick Achom explains.
Investment expert Frederick Achom investigates industry commentary on a possible no-deal Brexit and what it might mean for UK SMEs.
Facebook cryptocurrency Libra could face probe by MPs
Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee chairman Damian Collins fears Libra could be open to fraud,.
Tesco raises prices on more than 1,000 products in two weeks
Internal documents show that staples including bananas and pasta have risen by an average of 11% over the period.
UK budget deficit swells as June borrowing hits four-year high
The public sector borrowed £7.2 billion in June – £3.8 billion more than June last year.
These are the signs you are in an unrewarding job
Research reveals the top 40 signs you are in an unrewarding job.