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The Apprentice: Former winner’s company once backed by Lord Sugar at risk of being shut down
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Military's former head of HR sues government, others for millions over handling of misconduct claim
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Legislation prevents workers from striking without permission from the government.
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British employees working from the beach face shock tax bills
Employees who take advantage of flexible working and move abroad for work could end up paying tax twice, accountants have warned.
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Travellers set up 'unauthorised encampment' in residential area
Travellers have set up an unauthorised encampment in a residential area.
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Country could run out of Lucozade this summer after fatal accident
Britain could run out of Lucozade this summer after a fatal accident affected the production of the popular drink.
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Smartmatic Accuses Newsmax Of 'Cover-Up' In Lawsuit Over 2020 Election Lies
The voting software company filed a defamation lawsuit against the right-wing network in 2021.
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Prince Harry Loses Court Bid to Name Rupert Murdoch in Tabloid Lawsuit | THR News Video
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Manchester Evening News
Tories 'distracting voters' with DWP bootcamp for people claiming benefits
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Emails reveal how Paula Vennells joked about drinking champagne after learning of CBE
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Democrats Send Big Oil Investigation to Justice Department
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Red Lobster Owner Disputes ‘Endless Shrimp’ Deal Allegations
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The internet is disappearing, study says
Almost 40% of webpages from 2013 no longer exist a decade on, research finds
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DWP plans confirmed as PIP claimants could lose £737 payments
Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride says benefits claimants will be given training for roles in key sectors facing shortages, including hospitality, care, construction and manufacturing
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Bromley McDonald's reopening date revealed after more than two-month closure
McDonald's Garden Gate restaurant in Bromley is set to reopen in June after shutting for more than two months of refurbishment.
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Marks and Spencer shares surge to the top of the FTSE 100 as it smashes analyst expectations
Marks and Spencer has beaten analysts' expectations, posting a 58 per cent jump in profit before tax for the full year, as chief Stuart Machin reaps the benefits of the high street darling's turnaround plans.
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Three million drivers break DVLA rule but can pay £14 to avoid £1,000 fine
3.6 million drivers are at risk of fines for driving without a valid licence from the DVLA and could even be hit with £1k fines and up to six points.

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Military's former head of HR sues government, others for millions over handling of misconduct claim

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British employees working from the beach face shock tax bills

Travellers set up 'unauthorised encampment' in residential area

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