Business
Employers in dark ages over recruitment of pregnant women
A report says British employers are ‘living in the dark ages’ and have worrying attitudes towards unlawful behaviour...
Business
Showbiz
Three Billboards claims five BAFTA awards
"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" was the biggest winner at the BAFTA Film Awards held at the Royal Albert Hal...
Business
Big six energy suppliers struggle in customer survey
The UK's smaller energy suppliers lead in a measure of customer satisfaction, says uSwitch's annual Energy Customer Sati...
News
Oxfam publishes 2011 report into allegations made in Haiti
Oxfam's country director in Haiti admitted to using prostitutes at his residence during a relief mission before resignin...
Sport
Spurs held by Rochdale in FA Cup clash
Steve Davies struck a stoppage time equaliser to earn third-tier strugglers Rochdale a deserved 2-2 draw in their FA Cup...
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Major rally organised by Florida students
A number of students caught up in a mass shooting in Florida are planning a march on Washington....
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May wants a Brexit that works for UK and EU firms
British Prime Minister Theresa May says she wants a Brexit deal that was good for companies in Britain and the rest of t...
Sport
Alex McLeish confirmed as Scotland manager again
Alex McLeish has agreed to become Scotland manager for the second time in 11 years...
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Britain still believes a deal can be done to restore Northern Ireland’s power-sharing government
Karen Bradley said despite talks braking down again this week, there could still be an end to the political stalemate...