Last-ditch efforts to prevent resident doctors’ strike during flu outbreak
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Health Secretary Wes Streeting urged resident doctors on Friday to accept a deal and...Read More
From UK to India, with love
A kitchen-table idea in London is changing the lives of vulnerable children and women in rural India. Miranda Hudson first...Read More
Machine Learners: Will Higher Education Survive The AI Challenge?
Zach*, a teaching assistant at a London-based Russell Group university, first heard about AI-generated material in his department in 2024....Read More
Christmas Tree Rental Gains Ground
A London-based Christmas tree rental service has grown from just 25 orders in its first season to 700 this year,...Read More
Tate reopens after week-long strike as pay dispute exposes pressure on cultural workers
Tate Modern and Tate Britain reopened to visitors on Wednesday after a week-long strike over low pay and staffing, a...Read More
Zipcar Announces UK Closure
Car-sharing platform Zipcar has officially announced it will stop operating in the UK at the end of the year, shortly...Read More
Cost of wine, beer and spirits to rise under new tax update
The price of most alcoholic drinks will go up from February as alcohol duty rises by 3.66% under Rachel Reeves’...Read More
Budget 2025 Explained: What Will Cost You More, and Where You’ll Save
The 2025 Budget introduces a set of tax and policy changes that will shape household finances in the coming years....Read More
Rachel Reeves pension moves sparks warning over retirement savings shortfall
Rachel Reeves pension moves spark warning over retirement savings shortfall Warning over retirement savings shortfall: Britain’s finance minister Rachel Reeves...Read More
Campaigners and Labour MPs hail Reeves’s decision to end two-child benefit cap
Campaigners and Labour MPs hailed Chancellor Rachel Reeves yesterday after she confirmed the scrapping of the two-child benefit limit, which...Read More