When the festive fun goes too far, employers may find themselves liable for their staff’s raucous behaviourIt’s Christmas party season, which for many workers means pulling on their festive jumpers and having a few glasses of warm prosecco with colleagues at the office bash. But the fun can sometimes leave Read more
Halifax forecasts growth of between 1% and 3% as high deposits thwart young buyersUK house price growth will remain subdued next year at between 1% and 3%, according to Halifax, with the market held back by young buyers struggling to afford deposits.Despite talk of a “Boris bounce” after the election Read more
Solar and wind farms produce more electricity than any other source for first time Fossil fuels fell to a record low in the UK’s electricity mix in recent months after wind and solar farms generated more energy than any other source for the first time.The government’s official figures showed the Read more
‘He thought he was suffering from a serious illness and said he had been advised by Barack Obama to take crystal meth’, lawyer says Via: Man who cut off woman's hand and left it in mother's freezer 'may never be released from jail'
Judgment ‘removes women’s rights and the right to freedom of belief and speech,’ says sacked tax expert Maya Forstater Via: Researcher who lost job for tweeting 'men cannot change into women' loses employment tribunal
Pilots of scheme saw hundreds of voters without photographic ID turned away from polling stations Via: Boris Johnson to 'stop tens of thousands voting' by making photo ID mandatory by law at polling stations, Queen's Speech reveals
‘This looks like Conservatives backtracking in the face of opposition from vested interests in the property market,’ says Labour Via: Boris Johnson waters down plans to help homebuyers by ending sales as leaseholds
Donald Trump became the third president in American history to be impeached on Wednesday on a largely party line vote, setting up a formal trial next year in the Senate. Via: Donald Trump is IMPEACHED with just two Democrats voting against their party
Boris Johnson is expected to announce major tax cuts worth on average £12,500-a-year on small businesses in today’s Queen’s Speech – the second in two months. Via: Boris Johnson plans high street revival in today's Queen's Speech
President Trump ignored droves of reporters as he left the White House Wednesday amid the House of Representatives impeachment debate. Via: Donald Trump roars defiance as House votes to IMPEACH