Month: February 2025

Conditions in UK prisons have "drastically deteriorated" after the previous Tory government decided to privatise all maintenance work, according to a new report. 

At the start of awards season, Emilia Perez looked like it could come away as one of this year's big success stories. 

A "verbally incontinent spinster, who smokes like a chimney, drinks like a fish and dresses like her mother" - not an auspicious introduction to Bridget Rose Jones, but accurate. 

The state of Missouri has sued Starbucks, claiming its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies have led to customers paying more and waiting longer for their coffees. 

A "problematic" assessment of MP Sir David Amess's killer led to "questionable decision-making" and the "suboptimal" handling of his Prevent case, a review has found. 

Barclays is handing shares in the company to tens of thousands of staff for the first time as it prepares to unveil its annual results for 2024. 

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By the standards of other cities I have been in or visited shortly after a revolution, Damascus seems on the face of it relatively calm. 

One of Deliveroo’s top executives is to leave the company as its board weighs a succession plans for its founder and CEO, Will Shu. 

The UK economy grew fractionally during the final three months of 2024, according to early official figures which ease the immediate risk of a recession.