England head coach also defended an 'error of judgement' from Elliot Daly after his red card against Argentina.

Understaffing has led to a UK prison crisis with gangs, drug taking and violence behind bars becoming the norm.

Fox said the UK would 'lead the charge once more' to a world of free trade.

Mount Anvil shrugs off Brexit worries and says it will double size of its business developing London homes.

Demonstration by Class War and trade unionists was attended by shadow chancellor John McDonnell.

Many business indicators tracked by the British Chambers of Commerce are 'at a low ebb.'

Vice UK staff want to be 'digital industry standard bearers' by securing union recognition.

British Airways Boeing 747 reportedly suffered 'severe' infestation yet aircraft continued in service.

IBTimes UK looks at the proliferation of private military and security services firms in Africa.

Iconic magazine posts first ever profit in Europe two years after being on the brink of collapse.

The growing pay gap between the top 1% and the rest of the workforce is not good for business.

Spending more money on staff who should rarely be necessary shows taxpayers are not getting 'more for less'.

Employers can't be relied on in the same way as in the past but loyalty still has a value.

If ever there was a risk to children it is the chronic threat of savage cuts to local authority services.

IAG announced Vueling boss Alex Cruz will take over as boss of British Airways.

Google has launched a new platform to help businesses cultivate a happy working environment

Boris Johnson unveils higher London Living Wage as 724 employers back bigger pay.

West Somerset is one of the areas with a high proportion of workers below the living wage.

Chief inspector of prisons said jail had 'deteriorated significantly' and faced 'severe problems'.

'Ramadan rush' to see profits soar across UK luxury stores and the high street.

Ofsted says youth training centre 'inadequate' and claims staff smuggled in DVDs for offenders

The Duchess of Cambridge is reportedly several days overdue.

Settlement for 145 deposed and retiring MPs will cost £18m, warns watchdog that regulates MPs' costs.

Thousands of mentally ill people already lack the support they need - and welfare cuts would only make this worse.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK reveals the dire consequences of Israel's tax withhold on Palestinian families.

Measuring the performance of people allows managers to do their jobs in a more efficient way.

Latest Research Excellence Framework reveals British academics are developing work that's making a real impact.

However, the Hong Kong regulator said it found 'communication indiscretions' amongst traders.

Mohammed Rafiq, whose bed factory supplied Next and John Lewis, has been charged after forcing "slaves" to work for less than £2 a day.

The UK watchdog has already settled with Citibank, HSBC, JPMorgan, RBS and UBS.