Unison said the latest pay offer amounts to a real-terms pay cut.

Members of the PCS union are in dispute over allowances.

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In London, the FTSE 100 was treading water as gains for mining giants offset losses for most other stocks.

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Three senior judges will hand down a ruling in writing over whether the decision to approve Thames Water’s restructuring should be overturned.

The taskforce aims to counter the narrative that the transition is too expensive and will unjustly bring higher costs to ordinary people.

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Dans une longue enquête consacrée à Tony Parker et son implication dans le monde des affaires, « Radio France » révèle que l'ancien international français ne serait pas allé au bout d'engagements financiers pris lors de l'émission « Qui veut être mon associé ? ». Une somme de 200 000 euros est évoquée.

The refinery is set to close in the coming months and put 400 roles at risk.

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But chief executive Tim Stacey said he is ‘keeping an eye’ on potential tariffs on Chinese vessels.

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Sir Keir Starmer defended the UK’s decision not to immediately retaliate to Donald Trump’s steel and aluminium tariffs.

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The retailer said it would not pay a staff bonus despite revealing that underlying profits tripled to £126 million from £42 million the previous year.

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Sa mission est claire : redresser Intel, qui traverse la pire crise de son histoire.

Mike Hawes, of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, warned of the danger of ‘de-industrialisation’.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has seen his net worth drop by almost the same value as the rest put together

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Groceries and retail accounted for about one-sixth of order income last year, but founder Will Shu said this could reach 50% or more.

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Investors sold shares amid concerns a national ticketing app could hurt the firm’s current dominant position in the market.

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The Scalextric and model train firm said it plans to re-register as a private company to help with its ongoing overhaul.

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The group saw underlying profits triple to £126 million from £42 million a year ago

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Labour targeting sickness and disability benefits that have ballooned amid increasingly ageing and unwell population

Keir Starmer’s government is aiming to cut billions of pounds from welfare spending before the spring statement.

The prime minister has warned that Britain’s benefits system is the “worst of all worlds”, before the government publishes a green paper on sickness and disability benefit changes next week. Starmer is facing the biggest rebellion of his premiership over the plans.

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Partenaire de 1992 à 2003, Tag Heuer redevient le chronométreur officiel de la Formule 1 pour les dix prochaines années. L'occasion pour l'horloger de remettre en lumière sa riche histoire avec le sport automobile.

The delivery giant, which has been branching out from takeaway food to groceries, said the UK is facing an ‘uncertain’ consumer environment.

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The Early Years Alliance surveyed 1,155 senior staff in nurseries, preschools and childminders.

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Customers in Nottingham saw the most shoplifting, with 32% of people witnessing an incident, followed by London at 29% and Southampton at 28%.

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They are among 10 chief executives and business leaders picked to act as advocates and ambassadors for their sectors and support growth.

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Sir Keir Starmer is expected to set out plans to cut regulation and make Whitehall more efficient in an intervention on Thursday.

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The stadium and wider regeneration project have the potential to add an extra £7.3 billion each year to the UK economy, it is claimed.

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Oil giants retreat on climate pledges, embrace Trump-era fossil fuel policies at CERAWeek in Texas

At a major oil and gas conference in Texas this week, companies publicly retreated from their flashy climate pledges of years past, redoubling their commitment to planet-warming fossil fuels.

The withdrawals illustrate the companies’ allegiance not to ordinary Americans, but to their shareholders and the climate-skeptical Trump administration, advocates said.

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Zahra Tabatabai’s Back Home Beer features select Middle Eastern flavors, and she’s looking to expand its reach nationally

Business heats up for Zahra Tabatabai in March, the month of Nowruz, the 13-day Persian new year festival, which begins this year on 20 March. The Iranian American Brooklynite’s craft beers are infused with Middle Eastern flavors such as sumac and sour cherry, and packaged in design-forward cans featuring poetry in intricate Farsi lettering.

Tabatabai’s grandfather used to make his own beer with ingredients from his garden in Shiraz, before the Iranian government instituted a ban on alcohol consumption in 1979. More recently, her grandmother longed to taste her husband’s beer again, so Tabatabai set out to satisfy her yen. During the Covid-19 pandemic, while working as a freelance writer and overseeing the home schooling of her son, who is now 11, she started looking at recipes and enrolled in a home-brewing class, and began watching YouTube videos about the art of making beer.

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The UK blue chip index rebounded on Wednesday as hopes of a ceasefire in Ukraine offered a boost to battered investor sentiment.

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Germany and France’s top indices both moved higher on Wednesday, while the UK’s also returned to growth.

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The Bank’s enforcement arm, the Prudential Regulatory Authority, revealed the decision on Tuesday in the wake of major US firms scrapping diversity goals

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Business analysis: Major UK industries could feel the impact of the latest Donald Trump tariffs in several ways

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Scopely, une entreprise saoudienne leader dans le secteur du jeu mobile, a confirmé le rachat de la division jeux de Niantic pour 3,5 milliards de dollars, à quoi il faut ajouter 350 millions de dollars supplémentaires en espèces, portant la valeur totale de l’accord à 3,85 milliards de …

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