John Lewis cuts payouts for staff facing redundancy
John Lewis has announced plans to reduce redundancy payouts for its employees, potentially leading to job cuts. The employee-owned company informed its staff that it would cut redundancy pay from…
18 men jailed after Met investigation uncovers a vast drug supply network in east London
Met officers from Hackney and Tower Hamlets have led a three-year investigation resulting in a total of 42 men being convicted for drug offences and disrupted the supply of millions…
Tesla set to erase $70 billion in valuation after Musk’s sales warning
Tesla tumbled nearly 11% on Thursday after CEO Elon Musk warned sales growth would slow this year despite price cuts that have already hurt margins and raised investor concerns at…
Daily glass of juice linked to fatter children
Watch What You Eat
Research suggests that pandemic-linked obesity levels among children in England could result in costs exceeding £8 billion. Studies reveal a significant increase in obesity among four to five-year-olds and 10…
Oscars Betting
It's Oscars time folks and just for fun here are the odds: Oscars Best Picture Oppenheimer1/7 Poor Things14/1 The Holdovers14/1 Killers of the Flower Moon25/1 Best Actor Cillian Murphy -…
Energy drinks make you drowsy
Research suggests that energy drinks may be contributing to sleep problems, particularly among individuals aged 18 to 35. A study found that those who consumed these drinks daily experienced approximately…
You Couldn’t Make It Up!
Civil servants have advised employers to collect gender pay gap data based on how employees identify rather than their biological sex. This guidance, issued by the Government Equalities Office in…
BBC plans to launch two new digital services
BBC faces tougher scrutiny over bias
The Culture Secretary has announced tougher scrutiny of the BBC to deal with perceived bias, following criticism of the corporation's coverage of the war in Gaza and its refusal to…
Timing Is Everything
ITV’s drama about the Post Office scandal shown over the Christmas break, has elevated Fujitsu to nationwide notoriety as the company that allowed its software bugs to destroy the lives…
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The hands behind the Houthi attacks On the ground: Commanders from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards and Hezbollah group are directing and overseeing Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping from Yemen, sources told Reuters.…
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