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Labour's zero-hours contract ban could make youth unemployment crisis worse, business leaders warn

Business leaders have accused Labour of risking the exclusion of young people from the labour market after publishing sweeping proposals to restrict zero-hours contracts.Consultation documents released on Tuesday outlined plans for a 12-week reference period that would determine the guaranteed hours employers must offer workers.Industry leaders warned the timeframe could distort normal working patterns because it may capture unusually busy periods such as the Christmas rush.The criticism comes a...

PM Shehbaz approves extension in business timings

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday approved revised closing timings for businesses with immediate effect. According to a notification issued by the Cabinet Division and shared by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on X, the decision was taken in light of “longer daylight hours and rising temperatures in summer”. The notification stated that markets, shopping malls, bazaars, departmental stores, grocery shops, general stores and kiryana shops will close at 9m throughout...

Ovo to cough up £11.4m for exposing vulnerable customers to harm

Energy supplier Ovo is set to cough up a hefty sum after an investigation by the watchdog concluded that it had left vulnerable customers at risk of harm. The firm – which focuses on smart technology, green energy tariffs, and carbon-reduction goals – will pay £7m into Ofgem’s voluntary redress fund, which is used for firms that breach regulatory rules pay money into a central fund instead of, or in addition to, standard fines. On top of this, Ovo will provide a £3.4m package of credit and...

Ukraine blitzes St Petersburg oil port ahead of economic forum hosted by Putin in city today as tide of war continues to turn Kyiv's way

Ukraine blitzes St Petersburg oil port ahead of economic forum hosted by Putin in city today as tide of war continues to turn Kyiv's waySee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy WILL STEWART Published: 07:07, 3 June 2026 | Updated: 07:08, 3 June 2026 e-mail View comments

Champions League Cash Bonanza: What the 2025/26 Prize Money Means for Europe’s Elite

Albanese government slammed for splurging $13million on consultants to solve housing crisis - despite promising to cut back on spending

Albanese government slammed for splurging $13million on consultants to solve housing crisis - despite promising to cut back on spendingGovernment defends consultant spendLabor pledged to reduce use of consultantsREAD MORE:  Labor MP accused of singling out Liberal because of his raceSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy NICHOLAS COMINO, POLITICAL REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 07:05, 3 June 2026 | Updated: 07:07, 3 June 2026 e-mail View comments

أسعار صادمة: تعرف على أغلى السيارات التي بيعت في المزادات على الإطلاق!

هل تساءلت يومًا عن أغلى السيارات التي تم بيعها في المزادات؟ استعد للدهشة مع الأسعار الخيالية والمواصفات المذهلة!

US proposes action against 60 countries over forced labour concerns: Why India is on the list

The US Trade Representative has proposed additional tariffs on goods from 54 economies, including India, over concerns about forced labor in supply chains. This move, stemming from a Section 301 investigation, could impact India's exports, particularly those relying on Chinese inputs, despite existing domestic prohibitions on forced labor.

How to invest £50 a month: tips for people at different ages

Experts explain how small, regular sums can build wealth over time, from your 20s through to retirementThinking about investing? There are compelling reasons for moving at least some of your money away from standard savings accounts and into the stock market. There are also risks, but over the long term the rewards can be better.Many people are put off by the idea that you need to be wealthy to start investing, or over a certain age. But even if you can only afford to set aside £50 a month, it i...

‘Quite shocking’: why was a vulnerable customer sent a £8,400 energy bill?

ScottishPower apologises for charging error, as millions face higher costs under revised energy price capThe energy bill from ScottishPower sent Richard Palmer into an immediate panic. It said he had to pay more than £8,400 straight away or risk his credit history being impaired for years.The 76-year-old felt he had no option so he paid the bill, using half of his savings to do so, even though it amounted to nine times what his annual payment would normally be. Continue reading...

US proposes tariffs of at least 10% over forced labour practices

First significant effort by the White House to resurrect sweeping tariffs since its defeat at the US Supreme Court

FTSE 100 Live: Stocks set for tug of war amid US-Iran mixed messages

Good morning and welcome back to the City AM liveblog. Markets are being pulled in countless directions from the conflicting information emerging around the conflict in the Middle East. The FTSE 100 managed to shrug off some of these jitters yesterday and secure a finish 0.3 per cent higher as the price of oil slipped. But this morning fears threaten to amplify after the US confirmed it had struck an Iranian island in a bid to intercept “multiple Iranian ballistic missiles and drones”. Th...

السر الخفي لوارن بافيت: القاعدة رقم 1 للثراء التي ستغير حياتك!

اكتشف كيف أصبحت القاعدة البسيطة لوران بافيت، أغنى مستثمر في العالم، سر نجاحه وشغفه بالاستثمار. تعلم كيف يمكنك تطبيق نفس الاستراتيجية التي جعلته يتجاوز قيمة 100 مليار دولار في صافي ثروته.

'Without free meal, it's a cup of soup for dinner'

Community cafe in Boston says numbers rose from about 60 to more than 90 at the start of the year.

House prices are dropping – here’s why they could fall by more this summer

The property market is showing signs of struggling. House prices fell for the first time this year in May, according to figures from building society Nationwide. The cause of this is fairly clear. Rising interest rates, driven by an expected bump in inflation since the start of the war in Iran, have limited what buyers can afford. The dip in prices has been moderate so far – 0.6 per cent last month, according to Nationwide – but there are warning signs that this could only be the beginning....

We pay £80,000 to live on a country estate with free childcare. Here’s how

I arrive in the Suffolk countryside on a quiet Monday morning to experience an alternative way of living. Sixty-three acres of this farming community stretch out in every direction: meadows, vegetable plots, a homemade sauna that seats a dozen people and a barn housing cheerful brown cows. Perched on the farm is a sprawling manor house – where 60 people live in an “intentional community” – a type of commune, though they wouldn’t call it that. There are retirees, parents with young children, do...

Is ‘disinformation’ really one of the biggest challenges facing London?

All power to the Lady Mayor and her newly assembled team of City leaders who want to shout from the rooftops about the strengths and assets of our great capital city. Dame Susan Langley will tonight launch a new campaign, Team UK, backed by some of the Square Mile’s biggest business and industry groups, with a rallying cry “to tell a clear confident story about what makes our country exceptional and to ensure the world hears it.” A large part of the Lady Mayor’s job is to do exactly this: t...

Maharashtra Government Acquires Iconic Air India Building For Rs 1,601 Crore

Maharashtra government acquires Air India building in south Mumbai for Rs 1,601 crore to consolidate offices.

Amazon launches Prime in South Africa with unlimited free delivery, savings, and entertainment benefits - About Amazon

Amazon launches Prime in South Africa with unlimited free delivery, savings, and entertainment benefits  About Amazon

Tony Blair has issued a call to arms – but will Labour listen?

Tony Blair’s blockbuster intervention is a reminder of a time when the government believed business was part of the solution to Britain’s problems, says Steve Rigby For entrepreneurs, looking back can be anathema. Everything is about the future – the next customer, the next acquisition, the carefully-plotted route towards a big-money exit.  But for those of us who run businesses, it was difficult not to feel a pang of nostalgia following Sir Tony Blair’s blockbuster intervention last week....