The UK’s former chief Brexit negotiator has urged the Government to “fully and enthusiastically embrace the advantages of Brexit” as he warned
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Real wages fell by 2.5 per cent in the three months to December, government statistics showed today, representing one of the largest
Ford has announced plans to cut 1,300 jobs in the UK over the next two years, a fifth of its total workforce
More people are entering or returning to work as the cost of living continues to bite into household finances. The Office for National
The government has set out plans to clamp down on buy now, pay later schemes, after concerns that some people are borrowing
Mortgage lenders risk reputational damage if they fail to help customers who are struggling under the weight of rising borrowing costs, a
Footfall bounced back strongly last week as workers returned to offices after several days of rail strikes, in the latest sign of
Amazon workers at a warehouse in Coventry have announced seven more days of strike action as they continue their push for better
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