Europe
Asda faces mass legal action against unequal pay for women
U.K. second largest retailer Asda faces mass legal action against unequal pay for women by more than one thousand staff currently being employed in their ……Read More
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Europe
Cameron dismisses EU demand to pay £1.7bn extra bill
Prime Minister David Cameron has dismissed the European Union demand to pay extra bill on Friday while insisting that the U.K. will not pay £1.7bn ……Read More
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Health bosses demand to raise NHS spending in line with inflation
The health service bosses of an independent organisation that runs the £100bn-a-year service have demanded in a report on Thursday that drastic overhaul as well ……Read More
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NAO criticise U.K. government over failure to deport foreign criminals
The spending watchdog has criticised the British government for deporting lesser number of foreign criminals despite having wide range of available resources. The National Audit Office (NAO) ……Read More
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Fiona Woolf’s appointment to head paedophile inquiry legally challenged
One of the historical child sexual abuse victims has launched a legal challenge against the appointment of Fiona Woolf to chair the inquiry over her ……Read More
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Historical paedophile inquiry head Fiona Woolf defends links with Lord Brittan
The chair of the Government’s historic child sex abuse inquiry Fiona Woolf herself over having any links with Lord Brittan following calls to quit chairing the investigation. Ms ……Read More