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Financial Times staff vote for industrial action over gender pay gap
Gender pay disputes will grow over the next year as new legislation forces large employers to reveal the average pay of their male and female staff.
Banned far-right terror group National Action is still recruiting and training members
They have a new leader and are operating out of a warehouse in Warrington, Cheshire, says campaign group Hope Not Hate.
Nursing bursaries are being scrapped today but might a Tory backlash may be around the corner?
A Times op-ed called the move a 'toxic political mix... driven more by ideology than logic' and called for the policy to be scrapped.
One in five MPs still employ a relative despite ban on practice for new members
The pay of MPs' family members is on average £5,600 higher than other staff, raising obvious questions about nepotism.
Christian group who blocked Trident missile facility win court victory
'Put Down the Sword', a Christian direct-action group, argued in court that their protest drew from Romans 3:8: “You cannot do evil that good may come”.
Anti-semitic Sunday Times column raises institutional questions
How did Kevin Myers' comments get past editors and sub-editors and why was he, a well-known bigot, writing for them in the first place?