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Flexible office occupancy rates recover to pre-pandemic levels
Flexible office spaces in central London have seen their occupancy rates recover to pre-pandemic levels, new data shows.
Saturday 24 October 2026
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Flexible office spaces in central London have seen their occupancy rates recover to pre-pandemic levels, new data shows.
The shopworkers union Usdaw has been given the green light by the supreme court to challenge Tesco’s controversial tactic of firing staff then rehiring them on…
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Avanti West Coast has issued a ban on e-scooters across all its trains and stations over safety fears.
Rail strikes could cost the hospitality sector more than £1.5 billion in lost sales amid an epidemic of cancelled bookings and customer no-shows.
Regulated rail fares in England will increase by up to 5.9% from 5 March next year, the Department for Transport has announced.
Sharing passwords for online streaming services with friends and family is against the law, a government agency has warned.
An insolvent solar farms empire which received hundreds of millions of pounds in funding from a debt-laden English local authority is being put up for sale.
The cost of government borrowing set new records in November as rising inflation and cost of living payments pushed up government costs while tax revenues dropped.
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The UK government has committed to provide up to £4.5bn to fund the takeover of the collapsed energy company Bulb by its rival Octopus.
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Elon Musk is to resign as Twitter’s chief executive after the platform’s users voted for him to step down.
People who quit the capital during Covid in favour of a quieter life in the country are searching for houses in London at the highest rate…
Journalists must be exempted from new data protection laws or there will be risks to freedom of speech, newspaper editors have warned ministers.