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The ban on disposable vapes implemented in June is reportedly not resolving the issue of improper disposal, creating ongoing challenges for the waste management sector, according to Roger Wright, strategy and packaging manager at Biffa, a leading waste management firm. Wright stated that the number of vapes appearing in their waste systems has increased, leading […]

A significant immigration raid took place at a large car manufacturing facility in Georgia, involving the detention of nearly 500 workers, predominantly South Korean nationals. A South Korean employee at the plant reported experiencing a state of panic and confusion as hundreds of federal agents arrived on-site. Some individuals were reportedly led away in chains

The recent events within the Labour Party have prompted significant discussion regarding leadership dynamics. Angela Rayner, who served as the deputy leader, has been recognized for her contributions and influence within the party, with some noting the impact of her potential departure from the cabinet. In light of this, Louise Haigh, a Labour MP for

Second Chance CIC, a community shop in Hendon, Sunderland, has recently relocated to a larger facility due to an increase in demand for free second-hand school uniform assistance. The organization collects and distributes pre-worn school uniforms at no cost to families in need, aiming to support those who struggle with the financial burden of school

London Underground services faced significant disruptions as a Tube workers’ strike commenced, resulting in increased reliance on bicycles, buses, and taxis among commuters. The strike, organized by the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union, centers on issues such as pay and work conditions, including demands for a reduction in a standard workweek. Transport for London

Reach, the parent company of the Daily Mirror and Daily Express, has announced plans to eliminate over 300 positions as it shifts its focus towards video and artificial intelligence (AI) content. The organization, which also manages publications such as the Manchester Evening News, Birmingham Mail, and Liverpool Echo, communicated its intent to staff through an

Mark Zuckerberg, a bankruptcy lawyer from Indianapolis, is facing challenges due to sharing a name with the well-known founder of Facebook, also named Mark Zuckerberg. This has resulted in significant difficulties for the lawyer, who has expressed frustration over the confusion associated with his name. The Indianapolis attorney has encountered various issues, including being the

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced that its UK factories are expected to remain closed until at least Wednesday due to a cyber attack that occurred over a week ago. The production facilities at Halewood, Solihull, and Wolverhampton, as well as operations in Austria, China, and India, have been unable to function since the incident.

Paul Nowak, the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress (TUC), has emphasized the importance of the government’s Employment Rights Bill, which is set to become law soon. Concerns have been raised that the bill may be weakened following changes in the cabinet, including the exit of Angela Rayner and the sacking of Justin Madders

The government of Jersey has declined a petition to eliminate the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on food. Treasury and Resources Minister Deputy Elaine Miller indicated that abolishing the tax would necessitate increases in other costs. The petition, which garnered 1,500 signatures, argued that removing the 5% GST on food would alleviate financial pressures on