Good Law Project has been set back in its challenge to the government’s awarding of PPE contracts after serving the necessary court papers a day late.
As the UK experiences its worst labour shortage since the late nineties, more than two-thirds of British companies trying to hire new employees are struggling to find candidates.
Lloyds Banking Group is to close another 44 branches, blaming a lack of customers at such sites as people move to digital banking.
Law firms across the UK have collectively borrowed a total of £694m through government COVID-19 support schemes.
Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has opened up 13,000 investigations into the use of the government's COVID schemes to highlight incidents of fraud or breaches of other rules.
US intelligence agencies are revisiting the Wuhan lab leak theory after 18 prominent scientists signed a letter published in the Science Journal calling for a more transparent investigation into COVID-19’s origins.
The US-owned fashion chain, Gap, has announced the closure of 19 stores in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, with a distribution centre in Rugby also at risk of shutting down.
The highly anticipated 21 June has been postponed by 4 weeks to 19 July, as the PM announces a new potential date for the end of all Covid restrictions
Ryanair has joined forces with other airlines and Manchester Airports Group (MAG) to seek judicial review over the government’s decisions surrounding the traffic light travel ban system.
UK landlord Legal & General Investment Management has ceased demanding rental payments for 10 fortunate businesses in Poole for two years, to aid both the recovery and growth of these businesses on the post-pandemic High Street.