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Thousands of Airbus employees in the UK are preparing to walk off the job for 10 days next month, demanding better pay in the face of rising living costs. The strike action, announced by the

 

Ferry services to and from the Isle of Man are facing further delays as repair work continues on the Steam Packet Company’s fleet.

 

Southwark has seen a sharp rise in child homelessness, with new figures showing nearly 3,500 children in the borough are now living in temporary accommodation (TA). That’s a 77% jump

 

A court just ruled that asylum seekers can no longer stay at The Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex — and that’s sparked a wave of councils across England looking to take similar legal action.

 

Aurigny has hit a big milestone on its London City–Guernsey service, welcoming its 75,000th passenger just 17 months after the route launched in March 2024.

 

Millions of people across the UK will receive their benefit payments earlier than usual this month, as the Government has confirmed that payments due over the August bank holiday weekend

 

Britain has decided to drop its push for Apple to create a “backdoor” into its encrypted services — a move that would have allowed government access to private data, including that of U.S.

 

Britain’s economy turned out to be a little healthier at the end of 2023 than previously believed, according to new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

 

Asking prices for homes across the UK slipped in the four weeks to mid-August, but the decline was smaller than in recent months—and sales activity actually surged to a five-year high in July,

 

Tesla is cutting lease prices in the UK by nearly half as the electric carmaker struggles with falling sales, The Times reports.