Human rights campaigner Tanya O’Carroll has launched a lawsuit against Meta in the UK High Court, alleging the technology conglomerate is continuing to...
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27th Jul 2024 | Updated at 01:51am 27th Jul 2024
Struggles of parents with young children highlighted
In its annual survey, the UK Committee for UNICEF (UNICEF UK) has raised concerns about the growing risks to children's futures due to escalating debt, deteriorating mental health, and the high cost and scarcity of childcare.
LT Foods expands footprints to the UK to tap the £1 billion rice and rice-based food market
LT Foods, the more than 70-year-old Indian-origin global FMCG Company in the consumer food space, has inaugurated a new state-of-the-art facility in Harlow.
Jaguar Land Rover, owned by Tata Motors, is cutting production at its UK factories till March 2023 as it continues to face chip shortage, said a report....
Hectic negotiations are ongoing between the United Kingdom and India for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), which could be signed by the middle of 2023. A framework to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries, the FTA comprises 26...
Advocates of Britain’s exit from the European Union presented it as an opportunity to sweep aside unnecessary rules and regulations that were holding back economic growth. Key to this is a plan to replicate the “Big Bang,” the wave of deregulation...
The UK's recent austerity budget may avert a deeper recession, but the government must focus more on growth to improve the country's long-term prospects,...
Rishi Sunak has promised that he will within the coming year become the first prime minister since 2016 to publish his tax returns in full.
Every retired person claiming the full new state pension is at risk of paying income tax for the first time as the triple lock drives up payments in line with surging inflation.
About 1,600 jobs could be at risk with clothing group Joules set to become the latest victim of the tough times hitting the retail sector. The Leicestershire-based company, which has 132 shops, said it intended to appoint administrators after...
The Department for Work and Pensions needs to "get a grip" on record levels of fraud and error in the benefits system and take responsibility for tackling the "eye-watering" sums, the Public Accounts Committee has warned.
