Business
TUC Leader Predicts Private Sector Union Growth Under New Labour Rules
Paul Nowak expects hundreds or thousands of new private sector union recognition agreements as upcoming workplace access legislation takes effect.
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Politics
Hillingdon Council Removes 700 Dog Waste Bins to Cut Costs
Residents in a west London borough are expressing deep concern after the local council decided to eliminate 700 dog-waste bins as part of cost-saving measures.
World
Syrians Face Rising Prices and Economic Hardship Under New Government
Soaring prices and the elimination of subsidies are testing public support for Ahmed al-Sharaa's administration as Syrians struggle with a severe cost-of-living crisis.
World
Three Dead After Midair Helicopter Collision Near Oregon Airport
Three people died on Thursday afternoon when two helicopters collided midair near McMinnville Municipal Airport in Oregon.
World
Sudanese Diaspora and Rights Groups Oppose UAE Nominee for UN Post
International monitors and Sudanese community members object to an Emirati diplomat's bid to lead the United Nations due to allegations surrounding the Sudan conflict.
Climate
Report Finds Chemical Contamination at Former RAF Base is Worst in UK
Recent testing at the former RAF Upper Heyford base has revealed unacceptable levels of forever chemicals, raising concerns for residents and future developments.
Politics
MPs Urge Foreign Office to Write Off British Council Debt
A parliamentary committee recommends that the Foreign Office convert a massive British Council loan into a grant to save the struggling cultural institution.
Technology
Worker Exploitation Uncovered at European Datacentre Construction Sites
An investigation reveals dangerous conditions, severe injuries, and labor exploitation among workers constructing datacentres across Europe.
World
El Salvador Deploys 2,000 Troops to Haiti Following Missing Soldiers
El Salvador sends over 2,000 soldiers to Haiti to rescue four missing air force technicians after an ambush near Port-au-Prince.
Politics
Chancellor John Healey Pledges Welfare Spending Reduction Ahead of Election
Chancellor John Healey has stated the government has a moral duty to help unemployed young people while committing to reduce the rising welfare bill.