Curb extremism now or face new terrorist threats, Labour warned
Labour must address years of policy failure on extremism to prevent further disorder, violence, and terrorism in Britain.
Roger Daltry told off by the Speker of the House during PMQs after Flynn very cleverly cornered Starmer - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Sir Ed Davey urged Labour to reverse cuts to winter fuel payments, emphasizing the financial struggles faced by pensioners amidst rising energy bills.
Labour hands 1.5bn pensions pot back to miners
The government has scrapped a deal to receive surplus funds from the Mineworkers' Pension Scheme, transferring £1.5bn to former coalminers and their families.
Labour Ministers Ease Up on Enforcing Three-Day Office Week for Civil Servants
Labour ministers are shifting away from strict office attendance policies while promoting flexible working to enhance productivity and economic growth.
Advocates for migrants, employers unimpressed with temporary foreign worker changes | CBC News
The Liberal government's changes to Canada's temporary foreign worker program have drawn criticism for potentially scapegoating workers amid rising unemployment.
The Guardian view on the future of public transport: time to invest and think big | Editorial
The NAO's report criticizes the Conservative government's handling of HS2, warning that cutting the northern leg may harm rail capacity.
'Right to switch off' could boost economy and beat burnout
The UK government's proposed 'right to switch off' aims to improve work-life balance and productivity for workers.
Labour must be prepared to spend to achieve real growth | Observer editorial
Public sector workers require above-inflation pay rises to tackle recruitment and retention challenges, amidst a history of declining real wages since 2010.
Rayner signals potential delays to key employment reforms
Angela Rayner hints at delays in elements of workers' rights overhaul amid complexity, impacting the anticipated Employment Bill.