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Barristers narrowly vote to end industrial action over cuts to fees
Thousands of barristers have voted to end industrial action over fees, which has disrupted court cases in England and Wales.
Thursday 5 November 2026
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Thousands of barristers have voted to end industrial action over fees, which has disrupted court cases in England and Wales.
US tech company Salesforce has announced that it is investing $2.5bn (£1.87bn) in the UK over the next five years.
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has sanctioned PriceWaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and audit partner Steve Denison in relation to the 2014 audit of BHS.
Europe's highest court has backed Christian Louboutin in its battle to protect its distinctive red soles.
Yahoo's UK arm has been fined £250,000 ($335,000) by the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) over a data breach affecting more than 500 million users which…
Discount retailer Poundworld has appointed administrators, putting 5,100 jobs at risk after talks with a potential buyer, R Capital, collapsed leaving the company with no option other…
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has said it will move production of its Land Rover Discovery SUV from the West Midlands to Slovakia from next year.
UK risks staying in the ‘slow lane’ as other developed economies motor ahead, according to the CBI’s latest economic forecast.
Photobox Group, Europe’s leading digital consumer service for personalised products and gifts, and parent of the Photobox, Moonpig, Hofmann and posterXXL brands has opened its new…
Updated rules to strengthen the Government’s powers to scrutinise mergers and takeovers that may raise national security concerns have come into force today.
Education secretary Damian Hinds will issue a “call to arms” for school governors and trustees, urging leading businesses and skilled professionals to support schools and education.
Halfords has come under fire for a 'gender price gap' after charging 500 per cent more for a woman's key ring than for a man's.
Thousands of UK jobs could be axed as Rolls-Royce looks to make cuts to boost profits, it has been reported.
A new survey has revealed that low-level, repetitive tasks are stifling the flow of creative juices and operational efficiencies among UK marketers – and yet a…
UK pet owners are kitting out their office space to accommodate their four-legged companions, according to new research.