Ron Stevenson, 69, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease ten years ago, and, despite being paralysed, needs to somehow fill in forms so he can get his £150-a-week payments that help pay for his care.
Britain has been described as the “greatest enabler of corporate tax avoidance in the world” after it was revealed eight out of the ten jurisdictions with the highest corporate tax haven scores are British territories. Research by the Tax Justice Network found the UK and its “corporate tax haven network” ...
Irrespective of the size of a business, the arrangement of capital is an imperative component of the overall business strategy. A business might seek funds for a variety of purposes such as the expansion of operational capacity, mergers & acquisition, assets purchase, ensuring sufficient working capital, etc. While there are ...
A mass 'die-off' of puffins has been discovered in the Arctic's Bering Sea
It was previously thought breastfeeding mums stopped passing on protection to their babies when they began bottle feeding them
“The world’s oldest sandwich” is not the most appealing of tag-lines. Visions of that episode of The Simpsons, in which Homer falls ill after eating a ten-foot hoagie from the nuclear power plant’s company picnic are instantly conjured: the bread having turned purple and cloaked with fungus after a few ...
Emma Langford, 47, had to be restrained in her seat for the 11-and-a-half hour flight from London to South Africa after allegedly attacking cabin crew who refused to serve her
Trying to find calm amidst the current political storm in Britain is a big ask in this day and age. Rarely is there a moment’s peace in Westminster, with the House of Commons increasingly turning into a nightmarish, dystopian vision of itself. Step into Conrad London St. James and you ...
Oxford University student and beer enthusiast Jack Weatherilt has been branded an 'everyday hero' after he spent part of his holiday on the drinking tool.