UK

Junior lawyers face intense pressure from rising salaries and demanding hours, prompting concerns about work-life balance and mental health.

Barking and Dagenham council has introduced fines for catcalling and wolf-whistling following community feedback and alarming statistics on harassment.

A UK pilot program is testing a four-day workweek for 1,000 workers, aiming to improve work-life balance and productivity. Previous trials showed reduced burnout and increased employee retention.

Air fryers, once a kitchen darling, are now under scrutiny. Recent reports suggest these popular appliances may listen to users and send data to China.

A California woman, Jodi Hayes, discovered that 35 strangers were fraudulently added as authorised users to her credit card, each given a $19,000 spending limit, highlighting the growing threat of identity theft and credit card fraud.

Airbnb releases data encouraging families to book a stay in specific dates amidst growing discontent from locals frm hot tourist spots.

UK millionaires are expediting plans to leave the country as fears grow that Labour may announce capital gains tax hikes and an "exit levy" for those leaving.

Irish citizens are taking to the streets and to Twitter to protest the housing projects funded by the government to aid Ukrainian refugees.

UK's core industries are less diverse and less technologically advanced, leading to situations like that of Port Talbot Steelworks

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) faces backlash for pursuing a £3 billion lawsuit against the estate of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch, who recently died in a tragic yacht accident with his daughter, as the business community condemns the move as heartless and insensitive.

New Forbes data reveals how the average UK annual salary varies by age. Earnings increase with age but vary significantly across different age groups and genders.

Canada has the highest number of Indian student deaths among all countries, raising concerns about international student safety.

As an international student from India, Varisha Tariq encountered substantial financial challenges while pursuing her studies in the UK.

Wealthy Americans are fleeing gun violence and political issues in the US by investing in London's luxury property market.

More UK homeowners seek financial assistance from charities and lenders as their fixed-rate mortgage deals end this year. The new, higher rates are expected to hike payments by an average of £1,800 annually, raising risks of defaults and more outstanding balances with arrears.

British travellers to Europe need a £6 ETIAS pass, which is valid for 3 years and requires biometric data.

A Londoner's phone was snatched by an e-bike thief and resurfaced in a Chinese port weeks later. The victim questions the ease of international phone theft.

Khawaja assured the community that he is actively working with local authorities and police forces to ensure the safety and security of all. He also highlighted his ongoing efforts to foster an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone.

A US TikToker sparked controversy by urging tourists to tip 20% when dining out, igniting a broader discussion on the differences in tipping culture between the US and other countries like the UK, where tipping is far less customary.

Casagrande wasn't charged with the financial fraud until after he'd been sent to prison and subsequently released for the drug charges.

A serial shoplifter was sentenced to ten years after defrauding stores of £500,000 through a fake refund scam.

A 53-year-old lawyer submitted false paperwork to the Home Office, including fake birth certificates and wage slips from sham cleaning companies.

The event, organised by Total Telecom, will delve into how the UK can benefit from the potential that digital infrastructure and developing technologies.

Shopping isn't just a necessity but a luxury for Brits. The modern consumer chooses quality over quantity, so how are shopping habits changing?

A boss has been shamed for telling his employee to return to work after he had been on he paternity leave for five days.

Is the UK doing enough to train the next generation as well as create incentives to ensure they want to work in the industry?

Facial recognition tech booms despite accuracy concerns. Police arrests surge while airports and restaurants trial facial payments and passport-free travel.

UK will require yearly English tests for graduates on visa routes, raising controversy over potential barriers for skilled migrants.

Deepfake scam tricks an Arup employee, leading to millions lost. Tech giant warns of rising cyberattack threat and urges vigilance.

Sophia will keep her step-grandchildren out of her will to honour her late husband's dying wish, even if her current partner has nothing to leave behind for them.