Public plunging into debt amid cost-of-living crisis

BAE systems to have bloc at London Pride despite role in arming homophobic regimes

WEAPONS giant BAE Systems will have a bloc representing it at London Pride today, despite its role in arming some of the world’s most homophobic re

Teaching unions blast Tories' below-inflation pay offer

TORY plans to offer overworked and underpaid teachers a below-inflation pay rise are unacceptable, education unions said today.

Doctors call for return of free Covid tests as infections soar by half a million in a week

HEALTH campaigners have called for an immediate return to free Covid-19 testing today after infections soared by 600,000 in one week to 2.3 million

Johnson faces calls to punish disgraced whip Pincher after drunken scandal

BORIS JOHNSON faced pressures yesterday to expel former deputy chief whip Chris Pincher from the Parliamentary Conservative Party in the wake of re

Scottish police officers set to take action in pay dispute

POLICE officers in Scotland began their “most overt” action in a century yesterday against a “derisory” £565 pay offer.

Oil and gas staff to be balloted over fire and rehire in Scotland

WORKERS at a multinational oil and gas giant are set to be formally balloted for industrial action over bosses’ use of fire and rehire to “lay wast

Fresh strikes hit Post Office, as management urged to ‘stop the spin and get serious about pay’

FRESH strikes are set to hit the Post Office later month, the Communication Workers Union (CWU) confirmed today as it urged bosses to “stop the spi

Public say BA should ‘do the right thing’ and restore check-in staff pay, Unite poll shows

NEARLY three-quarters of Britons think British Airways bosses should return the 10 per cent of pay they cut from check-in staff during the Covid-19

Cost-of-living crisis could force carers to give up children

ALMOST a third of families who care for their relatives’ children say they could be forced to give them up due to the cost-of-living crisis, a char