Striking the balance between your job and having a personal life can feel like a luxury at the best of times. However, some companies are wising up to the importance of helping prevent staff from burning out, which also has an impact on turnover.more

Eugenie, 28, who carries out no royal duties, has nevertheless chosen to marry at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle where Prince Harry wed Meghan in May.more

Three people have been shot outside a Tube station in north London. Police rushed to Kingsbury High Road in Brent to reports of gunfire at around 9.45pm this evening.more

Parents working full time on the minimum wage are still not earning enough for an acceptable standard of living, according to new research.more

Drivers could be fined for going just 1mph over the speed limit under new police plans, according to reports. Police have launched an official review into the speeding rules.more

Nike has been accused of cashing in on London's gang culture with their sold out £70 balaclavas.more

Two Polish women aged 30 and 64, attacked in London by a 27-year-old man who repeatedly hit them with a hammer, hit the hospital on Sunday in critical condition. The police detained the perpetrator of the assault.more

Traditional workplace hours of 9am to 5pm are now only the norm for a minority of workers, research suggests.more

Ten years on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, two-thirds of Britons still do not trust banks and think they did not face severe enough penalties for their part in the financial crisis, a survey has shown.more

In two days begins British Polish Initiative #polishblood. Thousands of Polish people residing in the United Kingdom will donate blood in their local NHS donors centres.more

UK weather to be mostly cloudy and misty today with the odd shower and drizzle across England and Wales but it will get warmer towards the end of the week in time for the August Bank Holiday, according BBC Breakfast weatherwoman Alina Jenkins.more

Prisons minister takes share of blame for poor state of G4S-run jail being taken over by MoJ.more

Staff at Gatwick Airport are having to use whiteboards to display flight information to passengers after its electronic screens failed. more

The Youth Orchestra of the European Union played at the BBC Proms festival in London's Royal Albert Hall, Agata Zubel's piece "Fajerwerki" written especially for the centenary of Polish independence. Earlier, it was heard by the public in Warsaw and Berlin.more

A man accused of attempting to murder members of the public and police officers outside the Houses of Parliament has appeared in court.more

A yob verbally abused police officers - asking one if he was in the Holocaust.more

The most dangerous places to use a cash machine in the capital have been revealed in a new report. Tourist hotspot Westminster was named as the London borough with the highest number of thefts and robberies close to an ATM over the past decade.more

A baby has been born mid-flight on the way to hospital in a coastguard helicopter over Cornwall.more

The British government is ready to unilaterally guarantee the future rights of three million citizens of the European Union living in the UK, even in the event of breakthrough Brexit negotiations - according to the Telegraph published today.more

A group of brave pedestrians were filmed grabbing a knife from a teenager after a man was allegedly stabbed in the street in broad daylight.more

The European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs Pierre Moscovici declared today that the theoretical departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union may not yet happen. He stipulated, however, that Brexit would probably become a fact.more

British shoppers are expecting price hikes and store closures on the high street as a result of Brexit, according to new research from think tank Parliament Street.more

The scale of potential disruption from a no-deal Brexit became clear today as a leaked Government document listed areas of concern ranging from driving licences to pet passports.more

The parasites, picked up on planes, trains and in hotels, are spreading into homes.more

A web developer has created a fascinating map that details exactly where every Tube train is on the London underground network at any given time.more

Government lawyers have been given a two-week deadline to respond to the latest legal challenge over the legitimacy of the Brexit vote. A judicial review has been launched by the UK in EU Challenge group, which represents Britons living in France, Italy and Spain.more

More than 200 feral chickens have run wild on an estate leaving a local postman too scared to deliver mail. The flock were created after a rooster and hen were abandoned by their owners when they left the new-build estate in Diss, Norfolk, earlier this year.more

A grandmother claims she was thrown out of Tesco for being Scottish after being mistaken for a banned shopper with the same accent.more

Children, vulnerable people and those confused by post-Brexit citizenship rules are at risk of "catastrophic" disruption if they are unable to secure the right to remain in the UK. more

Tinkerbell was kicked off a flight to Poland by armed police for being "drunk" and "unruly", witnesses said.more

Meghan Markle's father made the outrageous comparision because he claims he has not had contact with his daughter since her wedding to Prince Harry in May.more

Queen Elizabeth is currently on the hunt for a new Buckingham Palace-based kitchen porter to join the remaining team of chefs and staff.more

To prepare for disruption, the medicines agency has had to scale back operations as brexit is a public health hazard in Europe and the UK.more

A mum has said she does not regret spending a staggering £13,000 on beauty pageants for her seven-year-old daughter.more

But he later tweeted that his words "should not be misrepresented" and the UK would only "sign up to a deal that respects the referendum result".more

House of Fraser has said it will cancel all online orders and refund customers after a dispute with its warehouse operator meant deliveries were delayed.more

Manoeuvring into spaces in ­Richmond and Kingston proved the most precarious, with the neighbouring ­boroughs accounting for nearly a fifth of London's total prangs, or 9.75 per cent each. more

Social housing tenants could be allowed to buy a fraction of the value of their property each year under new government plans announced today.more

A doctor to the Queen has died after his bicycle was hit by a lorry in London on National Cycle to Work day. Dr Peter Fisher served as homeopathic physician to the monarch for 15 years.more

A boy is fighting for his life after he was allegedly disembowelled when he was stabbed on a south London housing estate.more

If you are getting ready to go on holiday to another EU country or Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland, you are likely to be packing your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) along with your passport.more

Britain must step up its defence of the Arctic to counter increased Russian military activity, MPs have warned. The Kremlin is boosting its presence in the territory and could prompt a return to "great power competition" over it, the defence sub-committee said in a report, On Thin Ice: UK Defence in the Arctic, published today.more

Britain's Got Talent star Simonne Kerr has been identified as the 31-year-old woman who was stabbed to death in Battersea.more

A rare species of jumping spider never recorded in the UK before has been discovered living in a nature reserve in Cheshire, scientists have said.more

On any given weekday in the British seaside town of Bournemouth, surfers can be found dragging in their boards from the sandy beach to get smoothies and beers. Retirees and office workers take midday strolls along a seaside path lined with busy seafood restaurants and ice cream stalls.more

Theresa May's government is considering implementing an alphabetical system to organise the flood of EU citizens expected to apply for permanent residency after Brexit, according to reports.more

Six multilingual recruits have begun training with Lincolnshire Police as part of a drive to make the force more representative.more