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Job vacancies driven by low-paid roles, IFS says

As many as 8m workers looking to shift to new roles suitable to them may struggle due to the lack of job vacancies for middle and higher earners.

Cab firm Addison Lee to go fully electric by 2023

The London cab company said it is investing £160 million to shift its 4,000-strong fleet to electric.

Business Secretary and energy regulator agree price cap should ‘remain in place’

It comes after Kwasi Kwarteng said there would be no bailout for energy firms that go to the wall amid rising gas prices.

Data breach will force ‘left behind’ Afghan interpreters to move, MP claims

Johnny Mercer added that the treatment of Afghan interpreters had been ‘deeply shameful’.

England boss Sarina Wiegman warns against biennial World Cup: ‘Players are not robots’

New England boss Sarina Wiegman has warned “players are not robots”, as Fifa continue to explore the possibility of making World Cups biennial events.

Defence Secretary orders probe into Afghan interpreters data breach

The Ministry of Defence has apologised for breaking data rules.

Defence Secretary orders probe into Afghan interpreters data breach

The Ministry of Defence has apologised for breaking data rules.

Welsh Cambrian Mountains lamb granted protected status

The Geographical Indication label prevents certain foods and drink from being copied in the UK.

UK staff ‘to be able to request flexible working from day one of a new job’

Employees should be able to request flexible working from when they start a new job, the government will reportedly propose this week in a major new consultation exploring the future of working post-pandemic.

Australian Jarred Gillett to become first overseas official to referee in Premier League

Australian referee Jarred Gillett will become the first non-British or Irish referee to take charge of a Premier League match this weekend.

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