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  • Business leaders call on May to honour mental health manifesto pledge

    November 18, 2018

    A group of British business leaders have called for the Prime Minister to follow through her manifesto promise to “transform how mental health is regarded in the workplace” through updated health and safety regulations. An open letter to Theresa May with over 50 signatories from major businesses – including senior figures from Royal Mail, PricewaterhouseCoopers, WH Smith, Direct Line [...]

  • Newspaper giant Johnston Press sold out of administration

    November 17, 2018

    Johnston Press, the owner of publications such as the I newspaper, The Scotsman and the Yorkshire Post, has been sold out of pre-pack administration after appointing administrators earlier today. The publishing house put itself up for sale last month as it sought to refinance £220m of debt that was due to be paid back next [...]

  • Brexit: These are the MPs who have submitted no confidence letters to the 1922 Committee

    November 16, 2018

    The number of MPs who have admitted to sending no confidence letters in Prime Minister Theresa May surpassed more than 20 today as the threat of a no confidence vote grows. A total of 48 letters must be sent to Sir Graham Brady, chair of the influential backbench 1922 Committee in order to trigger such a [...]

  • Court documents suggest Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been charged in secret

    November 16, 2018

    Julian Assange, the founder of website Wikileaks, may have been criminally charged in secret, according to an apparent mistake in court documents filed in the US. Suggested by Wikileaks to be a "cut and paste" error, Assange's surname appeared in a filing submitted by US authorities in an unrelated case. A section of the filing mentioned the need [...]

  • Ofcom fines Virgin Media and EE £13m for overcharging customers

    November 16, 2018

    Ofcom has slapped EE and Virgin Media with combined fines of £13.3m for overcharging customers who ended their contracts early. The regulator said that EE had charged 400,000 customers up to £4.3m too much over a six-year period. Up to 15m mobile, landline and broadband customers were stuck in contracts with “excessive early exit charges”, [...]

  • Editor’s Notes: Nobody has a clue what’s going to happen

    November 16, 2018

    Westminster has entered a period of chaos, marked by the usual signs of political turmoil: marquees outside parliament for camera crews, protesters desperately trying to get in shot and MPs from all sides of the debate milling around trying to get on the air. In the City, frantic movements in sterling and a sizeable hit [...]

  • New iPad Pro 12.9 inch review: The best tablet money can buy but can it replace your laptop?

    November 15, 2018

    I’ve been writing about iPads for years, and each iteration comes with the promise that this is the one that will replace your laptop or desktop PC. And it’s always been true… for a small number of people. The iPad has been the only connected device my mother has used since she picked one up [...]

  • John Lewis reveals 2018 Christmas advert featuring Elton John

    November 15, 2018

    John Lewis has released its highly anticipated Christmas advert featuring music icon Elton John. This year’s offering – named The Boy and the Piano- tells the story of Elton John’s rise to stardom sound tracked to his first major hit “Your Song”. Working backwards through John’s career, it ends with a young Elton being given [...]

  • Government shale gas commissioner slams ’emotional’ narrative around fracking

    November 14, 2018

    The government's commissioner for shale gas yesterday condemned the “narrative of fear around fracking” as she called for a more rational debate on the nascent industry. In a letter to editors, former Labour MP Natascha Engel argued that the current media coverage of earthquakes near the site of Cuadrilla's horizontal shale exploration well in Preston New [...]

  • Brexit: Theresa May warned she will lose support of her party over draft deal

    November 14, 2018

    Theresa May was today warned she will lose the support of Conservative MPs if a draft Brexit agreement could see the UK being kept in a customs union with the EU. Veteran Brexit supporter Peter Bone issued the stark warning to the Prime Minister less than two hours before a meeting of the cabinet to [...]

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