Jobseekers had opportunity to apply for role of target elimination specialist

Vacancy rate in the UK's high streets and shopping centres put at 11.3% in October.

Prime Minister David Cameron has been testing an iPad app that helps him keep up to date with social networks, employment statistics and public reaction.

Good news for retailers, as a new benchmark survey shows better-than-expected sales in October.

Tottenham Hotspur assistant first-team coach Tim Sherwood downplays reports linking him with vacant manager's job at former club Blackburn Rovers.

Having been battered by dreary macroeconomic environment, Christmas trading period more important than ever for British retailers

August retail sales data from the ONS shows boost from Premiership football shirt sales but struggling sector sees little gain from London 2012

British Retail Consortium data shows lack of anticipated uplift for retailers during London 2012, while Local Data Company statistics show shop vacancies rising

Positive retail sales volume data in spite of UK recession surprises hard-hit retailers

Rating agency Standard & Poor's said in a report that British consumers are unlikely to increase their spending and lead the country out of its double-dip recession.

Swansea City boss Brendan Rodgers is all set to be Liverpool's new manager within the next 24 hours provided the Reds agree to pay the £5 million compensation fee to the Swans as per the 39 year old Irishman's contract, according to an ESPN report.

Former Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas is reportedly leading the line to become the next Liverpool manager, following the dismissal of Kenny Dalglish.

Harry Potter Magic Still Alive, J K Rowling Working on Potter Encyclopedia

Game developer is looking to develop "whole new gaming experiences".

Manchester United midfield Ryan Giggs is the natural candidate to follow Gary Speed as Wales boss, according to former international Malcolm Allen.

The Office of National Statistics has just published a batch of figures on the UK's workforce, nearly coinciding with the Friday, 16 July's submission to The Treasury by most government departments of their proposed budget cuts. The Treasury requires drafts based on 25 percent and 40 percent cuts to the 2010-2011 figures and these will form the basis of the autumn Spending Review and November's Budget Address to Parliament by George Osborne, Chancellor of the Exchequer.