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Government prevented higher pay offer and added tougher conditions on working practices
Officials have disclosed that two probes found evidence of overcharging on large contracts
Wronged former managers of Post Office branches continue to suffer ‘grave’ difficulties in accessing payments, hearing told
FT analysis finds Britain ranks 41st out of 43 nations as data signal worse to come
Whip withdrawn from Julian Knight following complaint made to the Metropolitan Police
Chief executive calls on UK government to align regulations with EU rules to ease trade
Price pressures may have topped out but central banks’ job remains complex
For the first time ever, SIS officers reveal why women often make the best spies for our times
Businesses welcome pilot run jointly by lenders in wake of branch closures at time of soaring bills
We should expect more MPs to say they are standing down at next election as Matt Hancock becomes latest to signal departure
Also, why the cost of electric vehicles is likely to go up and healthy life expectancy to go down
Urban wonderlands to beguile the senses
Every crisis tends to be followed by an equal and opposite regulatory reaction
From a penthouse apartment in Manhattan’s Upper East Side to an Austrian farmhouse with easy access to the slopes
More cautious approach to liability-driven investing after Truss mini-Budget means returns may fall, MPs told
Companies follow the John Lewis model to attract and motivate staff
Sir Chris Whitty says overall air quality has improved over last 40 years as he targets indoor and agricultural emissions
Shadow chancellor will announce drive for investment in start-ups after Jim O’Neill-led review
Green groups and MPs attack decision to proceed with £165mn facility
Judges impressed by ‘personal and poetic way she extends the language of sculpture’
Chancellor worried over variations in treatment of stricken homeowners as cost of living crisis bites
PCS union dispute threatens to disrupt international travel over Christmas holiday season
Chancellor will announce review of post-crisis rules on bankers’ conduct as part of wider regulation reform
British schools face barriers to keeping cash management classes on curriculum, despite students’ desire to learn
UK policymakers examine use of ‘poorly managed’ leverage after crisis led to BoE intervention
Tim Davie calls for ‘serious public service investment’ in face of high spending by Russia and China
LTA criticises penalty handed down by ATP as evidence of a ‘lack of empathy’ for war in Ukraine
With its leaders pandering to the right, the party is pushed into ever more incendiary promises it cannot deliver on
Rising borrowing costs squeeze prospective homebuyers, sparking a 2.3% decline for November
Prime minister’s U-turns are a gift to Keir Starmer, who is painted as ‘devious’ by his opponent at PMQs
The net zero transition is a social challenge as well as a financial and technological one
Older family members seem to be offering more financial gifts this year
Disputes at Royal Mail and the railways will not be solved with pay rises alone
New ‘energy partnership’ aims to boost amount of liquefied natural gas sent to UK while reducing reliance on Russia
Edinburgh’s progress on cutting emissions has ‘largely stalled’, finds CCC report
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