TUC delegates to vote on call for above-inflation pay rises at conference next month
Divers resume search operation for last remaining missing passenger
Fast-food chain and its franchisees to invest £1bn in expanding on high street
Details of system problems were disclosed in internal operational manuals
Autonomy founder among six people unaccounted for after Bayesian sank off coast of Sicily
Improved infrastructure required to plug productivity ‘gap’ across country
Bike repair scheme is one of several that aims to help the one in four working-age adults with a criminal record
Public service reforms to both rail and health are coming swiftly down the track
I learnt the hard way: it is easy to support development in the abstract
IPPR’s alumni feature heavily in new government while its papers inform ministers’ thinking
Ex-soldier appeals to former Lib Dem voters, a key asset if Tories are to regain territory at next election
But shadow home secretary appears reluctant to press for much-needed tough changes within the opposition
Sky’s deal with CityFibre complements, rather than replaces, its existing arrangement with Openreach network
In the third of a new series, we ask: what are the benefits of loyalty?
Efforts to tackle illegal immigration were major drivers, as Labour government vows to axe costs
Peel Ports says delivery of projects is taking ‘inordinate’ amount of time
Britain risks an emerging regulatory gap with the EU on supplier due diligence
Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery pairs the Baroque painter’s masterpiece with modern artist Jesse Jones, who uses film and sculpture to explore the position of women
Figure of £3.1bn highlights challenge for Labour government
Hometown heroes, assemble!
As a newcomer to the market, I’m worried about falling victim to fraud
Home Office sets out measures aimed at ‘disrupting and smashing’ people-trafficking gangs
Move aims to give councils and housing associations more certainty over cash flows
Jess Sargeant joining Cabinet Office prompts fresh criticism that new government is undermining Whitehall impartiality
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane but not all central banks have taken action yet. See how this affects you
FTSE 100 group’s existing agreement with media company will remain but choice of rival ‘altnet’ puts it under pressure
Test was carried out by German start-up that hopes to launch UK’s first vertical rocket
Export Development Canada has sold loans it made to UK water company at deep discounts
Online safety rules in the spotlight after violent unrest sparked by spread of misleading news on social media
UK tech entrepreneur unaccounted for after boat trip celebrating recent legal victory was hit by storm
Government’s permission for increase in passengers is first major infrastructure decision
Prime minister says immediate ‘support’ discussed in Belfast meeting but stops short of funding pledge
Heavy-handed legislative or one-size-fits-all approaches are not merited
Research shows 0.5% increase to 99,207 outlets in Britain in three months to June
It exploits fellow feeling and gnaws away at the foundations of a civilised society
Operation Early Dawn activated following violent unrest across country in recent weeks