Traditional part-time student jobs ‘falling out of favour’
Some 50% of young people in education currently have a part-time job, Barclays LifeSkills said.
Council dump charges likely to lead to fly-tipping, environmental campaigners warn
Charging householders to dump their rubbish legally could trigger a rise in the illegal practice of fly-tipping, environmental campaigners have ...
Corbyn shows he’d be the only prime minister who’d truly stand up to Trump
If Donald Trump’s march into fascism is the illness, Jeremy Corbyn and his allies are the antidote. And Corbyn confirmed ...
The Tories are gloating about ‘record high’ job numbers but they’re keeping quiet on food bank usage
The government is promoting news from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) that a near-record number of people have jobs. ...
Watch Clive Lewis MP skewer the BBC and its “disinformation” in the heart of parliament
Labour's Clive Lewis MP skewered the BBC in the heart of parliament on 15 July. Lewis, who was once the ...
Leadership hopefuls play game of ‘discuss Trump without saying the word racist’
America’s racist president Donald Trump made a comment so racist the other day that even some of his fellow racists ...
Ministers considering proposals to raise National Lottery age limit to 18
The age limit for playing National Lottery scratchcards and online instant win games could be increased to 18, the Government ...
Virtual Hyperloop concept offers glimpse into future of travel
A competition is being held at SpaceX’s headquarters to support the development of functional prototypes.
Corbyn criticises Hunt and Johnson for failing to call Trump’s attacks ‘racist’
Donald Trump told four congresswomen of colour to go back to the ‘broken and crime infested places from which they ...
Walt Disney donates a ‘paltry’ sum to the lions it’s about to make a killing from
Walt Disney's new version of The Lion King will open in US cinemas on 19 July. But the company - which ...
It’s clear why Sky selectively edited its Laura Pidcock interview. She smashed it.
It’s clear why Sky News and HuffPost misrepresented Sky's interview with shadow minister for business, energy and industrial strategy Laura ...
Grieve accuses Johnson of Brexit ‘radicalisation’ over Irish backstop
The former attorney general also accused the Tory leadership front-runner of making a ‘disgraceful’ suggestion which would spell the end ...
Brexit deadline could be extended, says European Commission candidate, then slaps down Farage
Ursula von der Leyen faces a vote by MEPs to decide whether she will lead the European Commission.
Welsh town wins title for world’s steepest street
A street in Wales has been named the steepest in the world following a campaign by locals. Ffordd Pen Llech, ...
Shocking number of universities won’t take action on sweatshops in their supply chains
On July 16, a new league table of universities was published. The league ranks the UK's universities on the strength ...
Increased TV and social media use ‘linked to growth in teenage depression’
The more time teenagers spent watching TV or social media, the more severe their symptoms of depression become, a study ...
Unions say government must do more to plan for rise of automation and protect working people
The TUC is set to unveil a new report on how industrial towns can cope with more automation and decarbonisation ...
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