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The UK is among the least family-friendly of the world's richest countries, according to a Unicef assessment of policies on child care and parental leave.more

Morrisons and Amazon say they will expand their same-day delivery service for groceries to Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, Sheffield and Portsmouth.more

The country's poorest children are suffering most due to cost-cutting in early education.more

Although the attention of the media, EU politicians and public opinion has recently focused on the fight for filling the most important positions in the EU, the Union is working on a very important matter at the same time - an action plan for the next five years.more

The glass ceiling, which women can not break through in business and society, still exists - confirmed another report of the Business Leaders Foundation, entitled "Women in business - dreams and reality".more

Schools have been closed and hospital appointments cancelled due to a burst pipe that has left large parts of London with little or no water.more

One in six people in the UK have no savings at all, with nearly half feeling a "social pressure" to spend, research suggests.more

This summer may be the perfect time for Brits to shake up their careers as job advertisements and salaries are up 4% across the UK, new research shows. more

Calling in sick to work is usually associated with hangovers, holidays and actual illnesses. But binge-watching TV shows now accounts for a sizeable share of sickies, as more people race through programmes than ever before.more

The Labour Party is discussing plans to bring in a 10-hour working week and slash pay by 75 per cent to tackle climate change.more

The price of butter, cheese, sausages, potatoes and wine could increase sharply if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, according to a leading trade union. more

The World Health Organization has warned of more than 1 million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases every day around the world. In a new report, the UN agency spoke of a "wake-up" call in the age of dating apps.more

Bank overdraft fees are to undergo a major shake-up, which the UK financial regulator is calling the biggest overhaul for a generation.more

Four days a week instead of five? Such a concept is a good idea according to many Europeans - most Spaniards, and the least Poles, reports Polish daily "Puls Biznesu".more

Trafalgar Square in central London became the focal point for tens of thousands of anti-Trump protesters on Tuesday. The US president dismissed the demonstrations as 'fake news', saying they were very small, while claiming thousands had lined the streets to cheer him on Monday.more

Everyone can check the purity of water in Polish sea and inland bathing sites via the Internet.more

Three-quarters of UK workers back a four-day working week while the majority would support public disclosure of individuals' salaries and taxes, new research reveals. more

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) will hear a landmark privacy case regarding the transfer of EU citizens' data to the United States in July, after Facebook's bid to stop its referral was blocked by Ireland's Supreme Court on Friday.more

Nearly half of Brits self-medicate by using drugs, alcohol and sex to cope with mental health symptoms, according to a new study.more

Netflix is to raise prices for UK subscribers by up to 20% as it looks to invest more in programmes.more

One of the best parts of travelling is exploring the country you're visiting. Unfortunately, for almost half of Brits (46%), that doesn't extend to trying the local cuisine.more

Boris Johnson has been ordered to appear in court over claims he lied by saying the UK gave the EU £350m a week. more

Crying or arguing in your own home could be considered a crime and can lead to a hefty fine being imposed. more

The 15p charge for phoning police non-emergency number 101 will be scrapped next year. more

Ireland has voted to ease restrictions on divorce by an overwhelming majority, continuing the country's social liberalisation.more