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P&O boss accused of ‘corporate terrorism’ as he claims seafaring about more than money
New agency staff will receive an average of £5.50 per hour. The boss admitted had not received a pay cut.
EU agrees rules to curb power of big tech companies
The Digital Markets Act includes a number of eye-catching measures that could shake up the way big tech companies operate.
Watch: Sunak’s wife’s links to Russian money brushed off by chancellor
"Good questions. Dealt with badly", Alastair Campbell tweeted on the back of the uncomfortable Sky News interview.
Military expert tells Govt: ‘we warned you about Putin but you listened to the City instead’
"This long dark march to war was obvious," Air Commodore Carl Scott wrote in a brutal critique of the government.
‘I feel I have a home again:’ Ukrainian family of 10 move into property provided by businessman
"I can feel maybe I have a home again because I feel that I lost everything that I had."
Failing again? Change in law signed off by Chris Grayling cleared way for P&O Ferries to legally sack 800 staff
The amendment meant that notification was given to the authority of where the ship is registered, rather than the secretary of state.
Small business owners have revealed biggest challenges during first year of trading
"Running your own business is very rewarding but it comes with many challenges – and arguably it’s overcoming these hurdles which can make it so satisfying."
Irish transport minister to speak to Ryanair about refugee price hike claims
The accusation was levelled by Ukrainian Ambassador to Ireland .
P&O to restart using crew paid £1.80 an hour & it is legal – thread explains how
"I'm old enough to remember workers being promised that Brexit would mean their wages weren't undercut."