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‘All the power is with the employer’: why zero-hours workers welcome Labour’s rights bill | Zero-hours contracts

‘All the power is with the employer’: why zero-hours workers welcome Labour’s rights bill | Zero-hours contracts

Seamus Foley, an employee at Draughts, a board games bar in London, expressed concerns about the challenges of working under a zero-hours contract. Initially attracted by the flexibility, he now feels overwhelmed by unpredictable scheduling and insufficient protections, prompting him and his colleagues to consider strike action. Currently, nearly 1.2 million workers in the UK […]

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Sol de Janeiro's founder on how to build a viral beauty brand

Sol de Janeiro’s founder on how to build a viral beauty brand

Sol de Janeiro, an American skincare and fragrance brand, has gained popularity among Generation Z and Alpha consumers, particularly for its Brazil-inspired scents that have become viral on social media. Heela Young, the founder and CEO of Sol de Janeiro, discussed the company’s expansion plans in India, highlighting the recent launch of the Body Badalada

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‘Get out of my lane’: US woman decodes ‘honking etiquette’ on Bengaluru roads, video goes viral | Trending News

‘Get out of my lane’: US woman decodes ‘honking etiquette’ on Bengaluru roads, video goes viral | Trending News

A video featuring Dana Marie, an American resident of Bengaluru, has gone viral for her humorous analysis of the city’s honking conventions. In the clip, Marie provides a breakdown of various car horn patterns typical in Bengaluru’s traffic. For example, she explains that a single horn warns others of one’s presence, while a medium horn

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Putin and Modi in China for summit overshadowed by trade wars with US

Putin and Modi in China for summit overshadowed by trade wars with US

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are participating in a regional security summit in Tianjin, China, alongside eighteen other world leaders. This summit, part of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) gathering, marks Modi’s first visit to China in seven years. Prior to the summit, Modi is scheduled to hold discussions with

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Indian woman explains why she is leaving London after 10 years in viral video

Indian woman explains why she is leaving London after 10 years in viral video

Pallavi Chhibber, an Indian woman who lived in London for over ten years, has gained attention for a video in which she explains her family’s decision to leave the UK, describing London as suitable for “survival” but lacking opportunities for “growth.” The video, posted on Instagram, highlights four key reasons for their move. Chhibber mentions

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UK chasing £90m in taxes from temp staffing firm rescued from insolvency | HMRC

UK chasing £90m in taxes from temp staffing firm rescued from insolvency | HMRC

The UK exchequer is pursuing approximately £90 million in unpaid taxes from Challenge Recruitment Group, a temporary staffing company that recently emerged from insolvency proceedings through an £18 million acquisition by the U.S.-based Swipejobs. Challenge, which had major clients including Tesco, Sainsbury’s, and Co-op, has a history of insolvency, having previously owed large sums to

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The good news is, you’re owed a tax refund. The bad news? It’s a scam | Scams

The good news is, you’re owed a tax refund. The bad news? It’s a scam | Scams

Tax calculations often lead to notifications from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) regarding possible errors. These communications can either indicate that an individual has overpaid and is owed a refund or that they owe additional money. In either scenario, recipients typically face a pressing deadline to respond, with potential legal consequences or penalties for inaction.

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Publications aimed at LGBTQ+ audiences face discrimination from advertisers, editors warn | Media

Publications aimed at LGBTQ+ audiences face discrimination from advertisers, editors warn | Media

Publications focused on LGBTQ+ and diverse audiences are reportedly experiencing a decline in advertising as brands retreat in response to recent political backlash against diversity and inclusion initiatives. Editors from LGBTQ+ and minority-focused publications have described this as a form of discrimination, stating that past enthusiasm from advertisers has waned. Tag Warner, CEO of Gay

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Diabetes could be 'triggered' by certain viruses, experts say

Diabetes could be ‘triggered’ by certain viruses, experts say

Research Indicates Viruses May Trigger Type 1 Diabetes Recent studies have suggested that enteroviruses, rotavirus, Covid-19, and Epstein-Barr Virus may trigger immune cells that lead to type 1 diabetes. This autoimmune disease occurs when the immune system attacks insulin-producing cells in the pancreas. According to Diabetes UK, various viruses could act as environmental factors in

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The rise of dog-friendly cinema screenings: ‘We never have to break up fights – there’s enough trouble with the humans’ | Dogs

The rise of dog-friendly cinema screenings: ‘We never have to break up fights – there’s enough trouble with the humans’ | Dogs

In recent years, dog-friendly film screenings have emerged in the UK, gaining popularity particularly after pandemic restrictions were lifted. One such venue is the Greenwich Picturehouse in London, which hosts screenings designed for dog owners, allowing pets to join their humans during film viewings. These events primarily take place on Sunday mornings, coinciding with times

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