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Office-sharing company WeWork has initiated bankruptcy proceedings in the US with the goal of addressing nearly $20 billion in debts. WeWork, supported by SoftBank, aims to achieve this by

A section of Bristol Airport's runway is now operational again after resolving a previous technical glitch.

House prices in the UK experienced a 1.1% increase in October, marking the first rise in six months, according to the Halifax. However, the lender predicts a decline in values over the coming

 

Around 40% of rail services will continue running during strikes as per the proposed minimum service regulations for train operators in Great Britain, according to the government.

 

Google's Street View will soon include virtual explorations of London's busiest Tube stations. Transport for London (TfL) has revealed plans to add over 30 stations to the online service, making

 

Front-line safety personnel will be rolled out on public transport in 4 English areas to help stamp out anti-social behaviour on buses, trains and trams.

 

Bereaved parents who lost their partner between 9 April 2001 and 8 February 2023 may be eligible for a backdated government payment even if they no longer have dependent children.

 

New research from Accenture, published on Monday, suggests that nearly two-thirds of adults in the UK intend to reduce their Christmas spending, signaling a more pessimistic outlook

Jeremy Hunt is exploring the possibility of implementing a £10 billion reduction in business taxes to stave off a potential recession in the coming year. The Chancellor is contemplating extending

 

Eligible healthcare staff at non-NHS organisations such as charities, local authorities or social enterprises will benefit from government funding to cover the cost of their one-off payments as