Nick Read tells inquiry that company is ‘not getting through to everybody’ as workers continue to report problems
Chancellor Rachel Reeves could raise billions of pounds by introducing levy on employer pension contributions
Elimination of James Cleverly from contest leaves Tory members with choice between two rightwingers
Former business secretary topped fourth ballot of MPs on 42 votes
Ministers braced for union backlash after accepting case for letting companies keep employees on probation for up to 9 months
Companies need to be careful, but the judgment ultimately preserves market forces
Investment Association simplifies guidelines in effort to stem exodus of London-listed groups
Gambling with such a small electorate of 121 MPs could end in humiliating defeat
UK chancellor will submit proposals to independent watchdog on Wednesday
How would this work in practice with pay, holiday and tax?
British, Turkish, French and Chinese, as recommended by Mike Davies of The Camberwell Arms, the man behind one of the capital’s most celebrated roasts
UK’s biggest force resolves hundreds of cases, including claims of racial profiling and using false evidence
Unions and employer groups receive briefing of draft legislation ahead of its publication on Thursday
Bill Ford says his approach would not change if carried interest loophole is closed
Current definition means the government is ‘actively discouraged’ from spending on infrastructure
Writedown comes as UK government is hoping to attract institutional investors
UK faces sharp rise in state-backed espionage as well as resumed threat from al-Qaeda, says Ken McCallum
Former home secretary secures more MPs’ backing than rivals after third round of voting
Louise Haigh says ‘it would never have made sense’ for controversial project to end in London suburbs
Official data highlights country’s demographic challenges
Gap between yields on gilts and German bonds has reached widest in more than a year ahead of Budget
Previous governments have attempted the Whitehall silo-busting needed by Labour to achieve its five big aims
Regulator Ofwat calls on industry to address ‘issues of culture and leadership’
Campaigners highlight what they say is defensiveness and victim-blaming
That is why politicians of all stripes should be wary of undermining the BBC
