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Government confirms legal rights to leave work if it’s too hot | Weather | News
In the UK, hit by a heatwave, temperatures are felt above 30 degrees. The Met Office said it was rare…
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USA
A ruse, a brave gamble or a fantasy? Why Trump’s most puzzling Iran move yet is unlikely to work
If Donald Trump’s search for a way out of the Iran war wasn’t difficult enough, it has added a new…
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USA
I didn’t want to work in my family’s warehouse business. After 14 years, I can’t imagine leaving.
Ryan Saltzman is the only one of his four siblings to work in the family business. He worked hard to…
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UK
Labour to expand youth work experience and training schemes | Youth unemployment
Ministers are expanding youth work experience and training plans after Alan Milburn warned that for every £1 Britain spends on…
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UK
KATIE HIND’s spies tell her ‘furious’ Tom Hardy WON’T be appearing on Mobland after ‘distasteful behaviour’ and ugly Helen Mirren clash – and the truth about why he may not work again for ‘years’
Written by: KATIE HIND, SHOWBUSINESS CONSULTANT EDITOR Publication date: 00:32 BST, 24 May 2026 | Updated: 06:04 BST, 24 May…
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Australia
The producer on his work with Taylor Swift, his new Bleachers album and his greatest fears
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UK
Vet wins more than £12,000 after she was forced to work through her lunch breaks
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UK
‘How will this get me back to work quicker?’ Readers fear plans to ‘scrap’ sick notes
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Australia
Opinion: Real work starts after a win
OPINION: Rounding up a group of unhappy campers is an ongoing problem for Australia’s populist far-right party.
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USA
China is getting machines ready to work
Chinese technology consultant Kenneth Ren trains future workers. Only thing is, they’re not human. “We’re actually teaching robots to think…
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