‘Dark day’ as prescription charge to reach almost £10 per item in England
Prescription cost will rise to £9.90 in England. They will remain free in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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7 Key Insights from Scott Dylan, McKinsey and MIT Sloan on Building a Resilient, Successful Business
In an ever-changing business landscape, resilience has become a watchword for success and sustainability.
Post Office boss Nick Read ‘obsessed with his pay’, claims former HR director
Jane Davies said chief executive Mr Read had embarked upon a ‘deliberate campaign to defame and ostracise’ her.
Tories will keep two-child benefit limit, PM confirms
Charities have called for the cap to be abolished amid record levels of child poverty.
Labour to set out golden rules for grey belt in bid to boost housing
The party plans to release ugly, low-quality parts of the green belt to help meet its housebuilding targets if it wins power.
Tories referred to Crown Prosecution Service over Susan Hall’s campaign ‘lies’
Sadiq Khan’s campaign has called for an investigation of a Conservative leaflet made to look like a penalty charge notice.
Council-owned port boosts city’s coffers to the tune of £8 million
The profits will support much-needed local services for residents and helps to continue its march to becoming the greenest port in Europe.
A Flood Of AI-Generated Books Threatens To Drown Legitimate Authors
Global bestselling indie author RR Haywood warns that artificial intelligence is being increasingly used by hustlers to churn out books online, with potentially dire consequences for legitimate authors.
As M&S introduce paid paternity leave, should other companies follow suit?
Equality is still a long way off, but paid paternity is a step in the right direction.