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Nearly seven in 10 lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) people have been sexually harassed at work, according to research for the Trades Union Congress revealing a "hidden epidemic".more

The European Union fined Barclays, Citigroup, JP Morgan, MUFG and Royal Bank of Scotland a combined 1.07 billion euros ($1.2 billion) on Thursday for rigging the multi-trillion dollar foreign exchange market.more

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday said it was "utterly shocking" that Iran had sentenced a British Council employee, believed to be Aras Amiri, to 10 years in prison for spying.more

Broadband, pay-TV, mobile phone and landline customers must be told when their contracts are about to end and be informed of their providers' best alternative deals, under new rules.more

"Jewelery, bicycles, laptops or game consoles - these are the most popular gifts for the first Holy Communion." Not every parent of the recipient knows that the more expensive ones must be taxed "- reports Rzeczpospolita daily.more

Iran' judiciary says an Iranian national has been sentenced to 10 years on charges of spying for Britain.more

Swedish prosecutors are to reopen an investigation into a rape allegation against Julian Assange.more

Former England football star David Beckham has been banned from driving for six months after he was caught using his mobile phone behind the wheel.more

Polish Amazon warehouse workers demand wage hike and better working conditions.more

Facebook's efforts to halt down substandard and malicious allege material on its platform enjoy landed it in a European court, after an anti-drug abuse organization in Poland claimed that a freeze on its Facebook Pages is a violation of its rights to free speech.more

Half of British people want to see older motorists banned from the road entirely, according to a new survey.more

15 percent employees in the EU work more than 48 hours a week, while in China or South Korea this percentage is 40%, and in Chile and Turkey over 50% - according to results from the report of the International Labor Organization (ILO) published yesterday.more

Long-running battle for plain packages ends just as era of 'smoke-free' tobacco begins.more

Thanks to new regulations, banks and loan companies will have to provide consumers with specific factors - for example, large credit card limits, contracted employment or unpaid gas bills - because of which they refused credit or loans.more

Citizens of Poland constitute the largest national group among immigrants living in Great Britain, however, only 3 percent of them applied for the status of a settled person, guaranteeing the preservation of rights after the country's exit from the EU - according to government data.more

Islamic State bride Shamima Begum would face the death penalty for involvement in terrorism if she went to Bangladesh, the country's foreign minister has said.more

Culture Minister Josepha Madigan has insisted there is no complacency in Government over the outcome of the forthcoming divorce referendum.more

More than 600,000 EU citizens have already applied to stay in the UK post-Brexit, Home Office figures reveal.more

At the beginning of May, Finland entered into force providing for the possibility of depriving Finnish citizenship of persons who are guilty of serious crimes, including national treason and terrorism.more

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has told a London court he will fight extradition to the United States where he faces trial for one of the largest compromises of classified information in history.more

Here's one to watch out for - people using their phone at the wheel to pay at drive-thrus could be given six points and a £200 fine.more

166 inquiries, 221 suspects and 248 victims of molestation - such figures on the scale of pedophilia in the Church in Chile were presented by the national prosecutor's office. She reported that 152 priests, 10 bishops, about 30 nuns and monks were subjected to investigations.more

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was sentenced to 50 weeks in jail by a London court on Wednesday for skipping bail to enter the Ecuadorean embassy where he was holed up for almost seven years until police dragged him out last month.more

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani signed a bill into law on Tuesday declaring all U.S. forces in the Middle East terrorists and calling the U.S. government a sponsor of terrorism.more

Handing penalty points to drivers caught not wearing a seat belt would be supported by more than seven out of 10 people, a survey suggests.more