Politicians returned to Westminster this month after their summer break – and among the welter of Brexit issues waiting to greet them was the thorny one of the Irish border. With around 80 per cent of the text of the withdrawal deal between Britain and the EU agreed, it is what happens to the border […]
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Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage is considering a return to frontline politics with a run for Mayor of London in 2020. The man viewed by many as the spiritual leader of Brexit has been keeping busy by hosting a radio show on a London talk station and sharing his philosophy on an Australian lecture tour, […]
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Robots and other new workplace technology could create more than 133 million jobs worldwide, dwarfing the number of those they put at risk, according to a new report. The World Economic Forum (WEF) says the advent of technology-driven automation will see about 75 million jobs disappear over the next decade with many more being created […]
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The British film industry will get a shot in the arm from an unlikely source if Netflix plans to open a new production base in the country become reality. With more than £6 billion earmarked for new shows annually in the UK, the online entertainment giant is being hindered by a shortage of production space […]
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The National Health Service is losing thousands of key mental health professionals, undermining Government promises to grow staffing levels amid a surge in demand. Figures from the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) reveal that 2,000 psychiatrists, nurses and therapists a month are leaving the NHS in England. The Government pledged action after it […]
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