The general public is becoming increasingly conscious of business ethics. Look at the front pages of newspapers, Twitter feeds, the placards of street protesters and it’s clear that ethics and particularly the green aspect of business ethics is something that consumers are particularly keen to see businesses addressing, and not just ...
Freedom of Information request reveals the cost of failed Boris Island plans. Despite extensive publicity and substantial resources, Boris Johnson’s grandiose hub island airport failed to land a spot on the Airports Commission’s shortlist for expanding UK airport capacity. The three options earmarked for further consideration included adding a third ...
By Nathan Lee, Finance and Politics Correspondent Regional economic deficiencies must be solved by business attracting business. Boris Island proposals may have been rejected in the latest Airports Commission report, but London Island remains firmly on the agenda. Above the need for extra airport capacity in the South East, the ...
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That's two and half hours more than was allocated to discussing Boris Johnson's final Brexit trade deal in December.
One exporter said sales to the 27 EU member states had “collapsed dramatically” since the transition.
Labour said his attempt to draw a line under the issue leaves “many serious questions” unanswered.
"No money for the poor, no money for the disabled, but apparently there's money for a new Royal Yacht".
Featuring such hits as 'Curved bananas banned by Brussels' and 'EU to ban lollipop ladies’ sticks'.
The flexible payment scheme was later rolled out across the health service.
A speech given in 2014 is also coming back to haunt the former Prime Minister.
The hankering for pints masks an uneasy truth about British pub culture.
The scenes were described as "nothing short of child abuse" by justice minister Naomi Long.
Anneliese Dodds said: “These messages raise very serious questions about whether the Chancellor may have broken the ministerial code."
"I've grown up not knowing what the generation before me knew. Which was guns being pointed at you, bombs going off during school assemblies.”
"Northern Ireland has much to gain from Brexit," Hoey proclaimed in 2016, a month before the referendum.
EasyJet chief Johan Lundgren claimed passengers should not face “more complexities and cost” for visiting “green” destinations.
Mr Khan tweeted a reply, saying: “The PM lied yet again from a £2.6m taxpayer-funded press conference."
And the real kicker? 69 per cent support the policy of providing all households with free broadband by 2030.
Jeremy Corbyn said: “I want to live in a world of peace and justice, I want to live in a world of human rights and democracy, and I’m prepared to make people feel uncomfortable in the process.”
'A very quick google search would have revealed that Theresa May was condemned for visiting this rampantly homophobic church. "Unless the Labour leadership wants to make it clear it doesn’t care about LGBTQ people, it needs to apologise."
More than 70 MPs have signed a cross-party pledge opposing the use of Covid status certification.
“As we saw in the early days of the pandemic, 60% of the first NHS doctors and nurses to die were from our BAME communities. For Boris Johnson to look the grieving families of those brave dead in the eye and say there is no evidence of institutional racism in ...
The officer was reportedly not charged, and has not been suspended - but faces a misconduct hearing more than three years after the allegations were first reported.
The Labour leader refused to take a definitive position, saying it is "really difficult".
In an interview with Robert Peston, the chancellor said all of the decisions taken are “ultimately” ones Boris Johnson makes.
The commission’s chairman, Dr Tony Sewell said that “What we have seen is that the term ‘institutional racism’ is sometimes wrongly applied”
In her introduction on Tuesday, the Newsnight host asked why politicians are no longer held to account.
"GSK to help manufacture 60m doses of Covid vaccine in Barnard Castle. I bet Dom didn't see that coming."
He 'veered wildly between incoherent bluster and outright conspiracy theory' a Labour spokesperson said.
Allegra Stratton, the prime minister’s press secretary, insisted that Johnson conducts himself in line with the Nolan Principles - which require holders of public office to act with with honesty and integrity.
What Britain's 'back to the office' argument tends to overlook.
Cometh the hour, cometh the man.
The Tory ex-leader said while Boris Johnson “probably” has the legal right to block a fresh independence ballot, he should be “wary how he uses that power”.
British meat exporters could lose up to 50 per cent of exports, a trading body warned.
“Does anyone know where the Department for Deloitte ends and the Department for Health begins?”
The former PM sent a number of texts to Rishi Sunak asking for help for a controversial company that has since gone bust.
"Always heartwarming to watch this government exploit a pandemic to enrich their friends and donors," Grant tweeted.
"It’s far too early in the morning to be contemplating Stanley Johnson’s loophole."
"Tell me again how we can't afford to give nurses a proper pay rise?'
"The scars are deep. Independence would be Brexit Mark 2."
'Misogynistic and outright f*cking creepy."
“These revelations raise extremely serious questions about the Chancellor’s priorities in the middle of a pandemic."
The prime minister admitted Britain is in need of a cultural shake-up. Maybe the first place he could look is the green benches behind him, where he might find Christopher Chope - who tried to block a bill outlawing upskirting - or Philip Davies, who has repeatedly voiced his opposition ...
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