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Kate Phillips: Handed over £11,500 and nine months later was still waiting for state pension top-ups to be processed
Frustrated savers are continuing to complain of state pension top-ups chaos as the Government readies a new online service for launch by early April.
The Department for Work and Pension and HMRC must put enough staff in place to make sure the whole system does not ‘fall over’ under a new surge of top-up purchases, warns former Pensions Minister Steve Webb.
A probe is underway to work out why thousands of NHS staff didn’t bother getting Covid and flu vaccines.
The health service has paid ‘behavioural insight’ consultants £50,000 to explore medics’ attitudes to vaccination in the North West, West Midlands and London.
Just four in 10 frontline NHS workers in England got the latest Covid booster jab and the figure falls to just one per cent at some trusts in those parts of the country. Meanwhile, fewer than half had
Restaurant insider Danilo Mangano (above) has revealed his eight simple hacks to having the ‘best’ meal out
There’s nothing worse than forking out a small fortune for a disappointing dinner out.
But subpar dining experiences can be avoided if you follow the advice of restaurant insider Danilo Mangano reveals.
Mangano, who is the managing director of SevenRooms, the reservation platform behind restaurants including Nobu and Michelin-starred Gymkhana, has revealed his eight simple hacks to having the ‘best’ meal out, which
A heartbroken dog has been abandoned in an airport car park by its cruel owner who dumped the pooch after they were told they couldn’t take it on their flight.
The unnamed French Bulldog was found abandoned in a stroller in the short-stay area of the Pittsburgh International Airport car park on Friday morning around 5:30 am.
The dog’s owner reportedly abandoned her adorable pooch after she falsely claimed it was an emotional support dog.
Officials didn’t believe her and
Boris dragged under fire online (Image: PR)
This website has uncovered a torrent of politically charged social media posts about the Conservatives, Brexit, Donald Trump, trans issues and climate change, most of them from high-ranking Monzo employees.
This comes as it has emerged that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt was refused an account with the bank, which has around seven million UK customers.
It was also reported that staff had referred to the Tories as “evil” and “ugly” via internal messages seen
Staff at a hotel being used to house asylum seekers are alleged to have obstructed a police investigation into a sex offence involving child.
Reports claim that officers were prevented from entering the east London hotel and staff delayed providing CCTV – which was later automatically deleted. However, accommodation provider Clearsprings Ready Homes says it has robust safeguarding processes.
It comes after a seven-year-old girl and her mother were reported to have witnessed a 34-year-old man intentionally performing a sex
TrueCar said in June that it would cut 102 positions, and the effort would incur $7 million in restructuring charges, excluding stock-based compensation, in the second and third quarters. Those expenses include one-time employee benefits and severance payments.
It will take some time before TrueCar, of Santa Monica, Calif., realizes a promised $20 million in savings from the job cuts, CFO Teresa Luong said during the investor call.
Luong said the company received some financial benefit from the reductions during
Journalists at France’s iconic Sunday newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche (JDD) on Tuesday abandoned a 40-day long strike against the appointment of a right-wing editor at the helm.
The JDD newsroom had been on strike since June to oppose the naming of controversial right-wing journalist Geoffroy Lejeune as the newspaper’s top editor — a move seen as a consequence of the publication being bought by conservative media tycoon Vincent Bolloré.
Politicians, including from Macron’s ruling majority, as well as intellectuals
While climate adaptation plans across European cities are improving, a lack of funding and staff shortages still deter municipalities from investing in climate mitigation and adaptation measures, a European Investment Bank (EIB) survey found.
While climate adaptation in urban settings has improved in the last decades, a number of issues remain when implementing climate investment plans.
“A lack of funding continues to pose a significant deterrent for municipalities when it comes to planning investment, alongside lengthy and uncertain regulatory processes,”
