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The London Evening Standard food columnist Victoria Stewart, who is launching a platform designed to raise awareness of the problem, said she had spent a year interviewing workers "across the board" at food and drink outlets after hearing anecdotes about the poor treatment of staff.more

One in five girls worry about sexual harassment every single day, according to a new study. more

The majority of Irish people believe a referendum on Irish unity should be held in the event of a no-deal Brexit.more

Knife crime in London remains at near record levels with more than 40 blade offences committed every day, official figures revealed today.more

Transport chiefs are facing calls to remove the latest "Turdis" lavatory from a suburban street after it sparked a fresh outcry from residents.more

Stephen Rubin - who owns a majority stake in JD Sports - and his family are the UK's top taxpayers, according to the Sunday Times. The newspaper is known for its rich list of the UK's wealthiest people - but has now, for the first time, drawn up a list ranking tax contributions.more

In the previous heating season, the cost of supplying this raw material increased by about 6.5 percent; in the current season, it may be approx. 11.5 percent.more

Experian has confirmed it is working to fix problems with its service, and TSB has said the industry-wide issues mean manual checks will have to be carried out on some of its applications, which could results in delays. It has assured applicants there will be no affect on their credit files. more

Cities and urban areas across Britain have been "hit hardest" by cuts to local government funding, a report says. more

One in 20 British adults do not believe the Holocaust happened, and 8% say that the scale of the genocide has been exaggerated, according to a poll marking Holocaust Memorial Day.more

Almost four in 10 Britons volunteer, with the vast majority saying it benefits their mental health and acts as an antidote to loneliness, according to a survey of more than 10,000 people.more

EU citizens to receive settled status guidance from charities and NFP organisations who apply to become dedicated / specialist OISC immigration advisers.more

The Inland Revenue is facing accusations of double-standards today as the Standard reveals it runs a secret hotline for MPs and Government ministers struggling with their tax returns. While thousands of taxpayers fume at being kept waiting on the publicly listed self-assessment help number, VIPs are given a private line for a bespoke service - that is answered within secondsmore

People are so lazy they don't make hot drinks in the office to avoid having to do tea and coffee rounds, a new survey suggests. more

A company has come up with a bold solution to affordable housing in London - by transforming Buckingham Palace. more

People would rather give up alcohol for a month than avoid meat and dairy products, according to a new survey of 2,000 British adults.more

While much of the UK seems to be seized by panic and confusion over the current political battle, EU citizens who have made a life here realise there is nothing they can do to change the course of history.more

A major bank told a customer who wrote to it in Welsh to complain that some services were not available in her language that she should communicate with it in English rather than a "foreign" tongue.more

Remainers are less likely than Leavers to be friends with people who don't share their views, a poll has found.more

Think-tank British Future warned that of the 3.5 million Europeans currently living in the UK, one third could struggle to properly make an application.more

MI5, a law firm, a fire brigade and the Welsh government are among the best LGBT employers in the UK, according to Stonewall.more

Shortly after the death of the president of Gdańsk, Paweł Adamowicz, on behalf of "Rzeczpospolita", the IBRiS conducted a survey on hate speech. Over 80 percent the respondents met with such speeches in person, most often in intrenets and television - it was reported.more

The Home Office has been ordered to pay £90,000 in damages to a homeless Polish couple who were unlawfully detained for more than five months due to rough sleeping.more

Boston is the small town that made the loudest noise about leaving the EU but are the when 75.6% who wanted out happy now?more

People living in deprived areas of England are more likely to be prescribed opioid drugs for pain relief than those in wealthier parts of the country, according to research.more