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Eastern Airways on brink of collapse putting with jobs at risk

Eastern Airways on brink of collapse putting with jobs at risk

Eastern Airways, a UK regional airline, is facing potential insolvency, which may jeopardize numerous jobs. On Monday, the airline filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator, a formal action that allows for up to 10 days of legal protection from creditors while the company explores restructuring or rescue options. This announcement has already […]

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'Flawed' HMRC system stops hundreds of NI families' child benefit

‘Flawed’ HMRC system stops hundreds of NI families’ child benefit

Hundreds of families in Northern Ireland have reportedly had their child benefit payments halted after returning through Dublin airport. This situation arises from a new government anti-fraud initiative that aims to track individuals leaving the country, specifically focusing on those who do not return within eight weeks. This has led to alerts at HM Revenue

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Oil firm Petrofac files for administration

Oil firm Petrofac files for administration

Offshore energy company Petrofac has initiated the process of filing for administration. The firm, which employs approximately 2,000 individuals in Scotland, confirmed that its North Sea operations will continue as usual during this period. In an official statement, Petrofac announced its intention to appoint administrators for its holding company while also exploring various restructuring alternatives.

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Essex inventor up for Earthshot Prize for tackling microplastics

Essex inventor up for Earthshot Prize for tackling microplastics

Adam Root, an engineer from Saffron Walden, Essex, has developed filters to remove microplastics from water discharged by washing machines and industrial units. His invention emerged from a project that started at his mother-in-law’s dining table, and he is now a finalist for a global award, the Earthshot Prize, which recognizes innovative solutions to environmental

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Home Office 'squandered billions' on asylum accommodation, MPs say

Home Office ‘squandered billions’ on asylum accommodation, MPs say

A report by the Home Affairs Committee has criticized the Home Office for wasting significant taxpayer funds on asylum accommodations, attributing this to flawed contracts and ineffective delivery methods. According to the committee, the department’s inability to manage an increased demand for housing has led to a dependence on hotels, which were originally intended to

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MoJ owes us £20m after contractor ISG's collapse, say suppliers

MoJ owes us £20m after contractor ISG’s collapse, say suppliers

The UK government is under scrutiny for potentially owing tens of millions of pounds to suppliers involved in upgrades to three prisons—HMP Birmingham, HMP Liverpool, and HMP Guys Marsh. The lead contractor, ISG, entered administration in September, leaving at least 40 companies reportedly awaiting payment for their services. These companies argue that they should have

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Private rent in Britain now swallows 44% of the average wage | Renting property

Private rent in Britain now swallows 44% of the average wage | Renting property

Average private rents in Great Britain have reached new highs, according to data from property website Rightmove. In the third quarter of this year, the typical rent for properties coming onto the market outside London was £1,385 per month, marking a record increase. In London, the average rent climbed to £2,736. Rightmove reported that this

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