M&S £28 'beautiful' tote bag hailed as great for work
Shoppers are raving about Marks & Spencer's £28 Faux Leather Shopper, calling it a stylish and spacious essential for the office and daily errands. Discover why it's a hit.
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A day in a London co-working space: Is it worth the money?
A journalist ditched the home office to test a Shoreditch co-working hub. Discover the perks, from barista coffee to beer on tap, and see if the price tag justifies the switch.
Ryanair 2026 Baggage Rules & Best Compliant Bags
Your complete guide to Ryanair's 2026 cabin bag size and weight restrictions. Learn the rules, avoid costly fees, and discover the best compliant bags for your next flight.
£13 Ryanair Cabin Bag Fits 5 Days of Outfits
Discover the viral Amazon cabin bag perfect for Ryanair's new 40x30x20cm size. At just £12.95, it fits five days of clothes and shoes. See the review and other options.
Government drops plan to publish offender photos and names
The Ministry of Justice has scrapped controversial plans to publicly name and photograph people on community orders. Discover the reasons behind this policy U-turn.
Wallis knitted midi dress: The perfect work-to-weekend buy
Discover the Wallis slouchy wrap knitted midi dress, now over half price at Debenhams. This versatile piece is the ultimate blend of comfort and style for smart-casual dressing.
One Sign You're Not Ready for a Promotion
New research reveals why many promotions fail. A psychologist identifies the key 'task-tunnel vision' that holds employees back and offers a 90-day plan to get promotion-ready.
London Mayor launches AI taskforce to protect jobs
Mayor Sadiq Khan warns AI could cause mass unemployment in London's key sectors. He announces a new taskforce and free AI training for all Londoners to seize the technology's potential.
Khan: AI impact on London jobs will be 'colossal'
Mayor Sadiq Khan warns AI could cause mass unemployment in London and announces a new taskforce and free AI training for all Londoners. Read his urgent plan.
London Mayor Khan: AI a 'Weapon of Mass Destruction' for Jobs
London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns AI could cause mass unemployment in the capital's white-collar sectors. He announces a new taskforce and free training to mitigate the impact. Read his stark warning and proposed solutions.
Starmer denies digital ID plan is a U-turn
PM Keir Starmer insists mandatory digital checks for work remain, despite dropping a single compulsory ID card. The government calls it a technical tweak, while the opposition cries chaos.
American's 5 Things Brits Do Better Than the US
An American living in the UK lists five areas where Brits excel, from tea culture to social tolerance. Discover his unique perspective on British life.
Life as a UK bike courier: Freedom, fear and low pay
After four redundancies, David Rayfield swapped air-conditioned offices for food delivery. He reveals the culture shock, the dangers, and the unexpected freedom of life on two wheels. Read his story.
Labour tweaks digital ID plans for right-to-work checks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says she is 'pretty relaxed' about the form of digital ID used to prove the right to work, as the government adjusts its policy. Critics call it a U-turn.
Digital ID for work checks no longer mandatory
The government has revised its digital ID scheme, dropping the mandatory requirement for proving the right to work. Explore the policy shift and political reactions.
UK Drops Mandatory Digital ID for Workers
The UK government has reversed its plan to make digital ID cards compulsory for proving the right to work. Learn what this U-turn means for employers and employees.
PM U-turns on compulsory digital ID cards for work
Prime Minister Keir Starmer abandons mandatory digital ID cards for UK workers after backlash. The scheme, now optional from 2029, aims to ease verification. Read the latest.
Year-long PIP delays push disabled claimants into poverty
Severe delays in Personal Independence Payment processing, with some waiting over a year, are forcing vulnerable people into debt and hardship. The DWP's digital reforms offer little near-term relief.
Sadiq Khan told to help prison leavers into work in London
A London Assembly committee calls on Mayor Sadiq Khan to lead a strategic push to upskill and employ former prisoners, tackling stigma and London's growing unemployment.
Airline Luggage Rules 2026: Ryanair, EasyJet, Jet2 Guide
Essential guide to 2026 hand and hold luggage rules for Ryanair, EasyJet and Jet2. Check size and weight limits to avoid costly last-minute airport fees.
Northern Line Bank Branch early closures for 4 months
A key section of the Northern line will close early four nights a week until late May for essential track work. Plan your late journeys between Camden Town and Kennington now.
Heathrow's Two-Bag Rule: What You Must Know
Before your Easter getaway, learn Heathrow Airport's crucial 'two-bag policy' for security, hand luggage rules, and liquid limits to avoid delays. Check the full guide now.
Immigration law firm sale signals visa policy impact
A London law firm specialising in immigration services has been put up for sale amid a slump in visa applications following government crackdowns. Read the full story on the pressures facing the legal sector.
Paul Smith's £600 Designer Bag Now £240 in Sale
The coveted Paul Smith Women's Leather Pocket Pochette Bag has been reduced from £600 to just £240. Discover this and other stylish, affordable shoulder bag alternatives.
Nurse sanctioned for 10+ years of bullying colleagues
A London nurse has been given an 18-month practice order by the Nursing and Midwifery Council after a tribunal found her fitness to practise impaired due to sustained bullying and aggression. Read the full details of the misconduct case.
Finance worker told to 'spread legs' for contract
A former finance professional reveals shocking sexual harassment she faced, including being told to 'spread her legs' for a contract. She discusses the industry's toxic culture and her new mission to support victims.
Analogue Bags: Fashion's Answer to Doomscrolling
Discover how 'analogue bags' filled with puzzles and knitting are helping Brits reduce screen time. This new trend swaps smartphones for offline activities to combat digital fatigue.
The Struggle to Relax: Why 'Doing Nothing' Is So Hard
Writer Sunil Badami explores the modern paradox of being unable to relax, even with weeks of summer leave. Discover why Australians work long hours yet productivity falls, and how to reclaim true downtime.
Microshifting: The Extreme Flexible Working Trend
Is 'microshifting' – breaking work into short, intentional blocks – the secret to a happier life? Explore how this pandemic-born trend is reshaping the UK workday, driven by employees seeking control.
UK Burnout Risk: How to Switch Off from Work
With blurred work-life boundaries, 1 in 5 people face burnout. Discover expert strategies for psychological detachment and reclaiming your private time for better health and productivity.
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