Washington Post Staff Fear Major Job Cuts

Washington Post employees are bracing for significant layoffs, with rumours suggesting over 100 jobs could be cut, impacting sections like sports and foreign news.

Maximise Savings in Falling Rate Landscape

With Bank of England rate cuts forecast for 2026, UK savers must rethink strategies. Expert advice on instant access, notice, and fixed-term accounts to protect savings value.

Polygamous Working: The Hidden Risk of Multiple Jobs

Explore the surge in polygamous working, where employees hold multiple full-time jobs secretly. Learn about legal risks, fraud cases, and the impact of hybrid work on this growing trend in the UK.

German CDU Proposes Ban on Part-Time Work Rights

Germany's Christian Democrats business wing proposes ending legal entitlement to part-time work, calling it 'lifestyle' choice. Critics warn it ignores childcare needs and economic realities.

Private Equity Reshapes UK Legal Sector

New data reveals nearly 70% of mid-size law firms have been approached by private equity investors, with a quarter considering IPOs despite past failures.

Dreo Heater Deal as Storm Chandra Hits London

With Storm Chandra bringing rain and cold to London, the Dreo 1500W portable electric heater is discounted to £44.99 on Amazon, offering powerful, quiet heating in compact form.

700,000 Jobless Graduates on Benefits in UK

A new report reveals 700,000 unemployed graduates are claiming benefits, prompting calls to shift focus from university to technical education and apprenticeships.

Cuisinart Air Fryer Under £80 in Amazon Sale

A family-sized Cuisinart air fryer with dual drawers has seen its price slashed to under £80 on Amazon, offering significant savings on a normally premium appliance.

Smart Diffuser Review: Hotel Scents at Home

The ScentAir Whisper Home smart diffuser offers hotel-grade fragrance with WiFi control, though it's pricey at £250 plus £69 cartridges. Read our in-depth review.

Private Jet Crash at Bangor Airport in Winter Storm

A Bombardier Challenger 600 with eight people aboard crashed on takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine during a major winter storm that has disrupted air travel across the eastern United States.

Waterstones Boss Supports Business Rates Changes

James Daunt of Waterstones defends government's business rates reforms, citing benefits for struggling high streets while revealing company's financial performance and expansion plans.

Spire Healthcare in Private Equity Takeover Talks

Spire Healthcare, the UK's largest private hospital provider, is in early-stage discussions with private equity firms including Bridgepoint and Triton about a potential sale that could see it delisted from the London Stock Exchange.

382 Hospitality Venues Close Amid Rising Costs

New data reveals 382 licensed premises closed in Q4 2025 as restaurants and pubs face relentless operating cost increases, with industry warning of further closures without government support.

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