National insurance cut to kick in but more pay tax
Tax and benefit changes take effect on Saturday – but the wider outlook for our finances is more complex. Read More
Mum says employment tribunal win was ‘bittersweet’
Nicola Hinds from Doncaster says she was labelled as “hormonal” at work during her pregnancy. Read More
Electric cars lose share as private sales fall
Car sales overall grew in March but fewer individuals are buying electric vehicles. Read More
Food price fears as Brexit import charges revealed
Fees of up £145 will be levied on imports of fish, salami, sausage, cheese and yoghurt, the government says. Read More
Disney defeats critics after bruising battle
The investor boardroom battle raises difficult questions about whether the Hollywood giant lost its way. Read More
Royal Mail wants to cut days for second-class post
Royal Mail has set out proposals aimed at cutting costs due to the volume of letters declining. Read More
Energy firms pay out over force-fitting of meters
Regulator Ofgem says 1,502 customers have received initial compensation payments totalling £342,450. Read More
Rail body wants staff to be ‘amateur meteorologists’
Network Rail aims to train hundreds of staff as it tries to tackle the effects of climate change. Read More
Nationwide’s Dominic West advert banned
The advert states “unlike the big banks we’re not closing our branches” which a watchdog found misleading. Read More
How AI is being used to prevent illegal fishing
Illegal fishing remains a huge global problem, but AI is now being used to tackle the issue. Read More