In a landmark case, an employment tribunal ruled Uber drivers have the right to minimum wage and holiday pay.

As congregations dwindle the number of funerals the Church of England conducts has fallen to under 30%, the lowest number on record.

A university students union has apologised for using the faces of Zayn Malik and Sadiq Khan to celebrate Black History Month.

A Wembley shopkeeper has been fined after being discovered selling illegal cigarettes and tobacco products, for the second time.

An Imam lost his libel action against the BBC when the corporation called him an extremist on a broadcast.

Telecom companies are suffering from £1.45 billion in lost sales last year due to dropped calls and fragmented broadband connections.

With the introduction of the new 12 sided £1 coin, coming March small and medium-sized businesses are likely to be burdened

MPs are refusing to vacate their London flats rented out with help from the taxpayer during the summer recess.

A former pensions minister said that pension cold callers prey on the elderly and vulnerable because the government refuses to take actions against them.

Wouldn’t it be great if the UK population could enjoy more than one Christmas a year?