The EU has delayed the introduction of a €7 visa-waiver form to enter its passport-free zone, meaning British travellers are unlikely to face the charge until 2024 at the earliest. The European travel information and authorisation system (Etias), which applies to non-EU citizens from 60 countries that have visa-free travel with the EU, is now […]Read More

Renters should be able to use their history of payments as proof that they can afford a mortgage, a think tank has argued. The recommendation is one of several made by Policy Exchange that it says should be adopted by the government if it is serious about helping people to get on the housing ladder. […]Read More

The government is set to appoint four new non-executive directors to the internal court of the Bank of England, which acts as its supervisory board. The new blood comes amid a period of intense scrutiny of the central bank’s decisions and mandate. Last week it revised its inflation forecasts and predicted a prolonged recession — […]Read More

You may believe you know what’s best for your skin, but chances are you’re doing things incorrectly frequently enough to seriously injure it. In most cases, your skin just keeps getting worse and worse even if you thought you knew what you needed to do to have radiant and healthy skin. However, research in dermatology […]Read More

A digital workplace is a programmed suite of tools that help employees execute their work and carry out all the functions required for the process flow. It is a set of all the requisite hardware and software an employee needs and uses to get work done. Messaging solutions, business intelligence dashboards, virtual meeting rooms, and […]Read More

The food and beverage processing industry is constantly evolving to meet the needs of consumers. And, to keep up with growing demand, manufacturers are implementing new technologies and integrating them into production lines. Basically, in most instances, you will need to use vibratory bowl feeders to keep your production processes fast, simple, and cost-effective. These […]Read More

Half of the UK’s technology companies are lacking in the support necessary to scale the business, according to a new report today. The UK has a thriving technology space, securing 54 IPOs which have collectively raised £3.2bn – with 37 of these taking place last year, the report by Tech Nation, a body for UK […]Read More

Losses at Deliveroo soared by more than half to £147m in the first six months of the year, with the embattled company facing a dramatic slowdown in revenue growth as the cost of living crisis affects the demand for takeaways. The London-listed company also announced that Simon Wolfson, the chief executive of the clothing retailer […]Read More

Britain’s love for green fingers and blackened thumbs during the first Covid lockdown has since evaporated as people again find a “new normal” after the ending of restrictions, a survey suggests. The amount of time people spent gardening and doing DIY soared in March and April 2020, with people spending 40 minutes a day improving […]Read More

Talks between the Unite union and the company that runs Felixstowe port, which were aimed at stopping an eight-day strike by dock workers at Britain’s busiest container port, have ended without a deal. Negotiations came to an end despite the company’s new offer of a £500 bonus for each of the 1,900 dock workers, who […]Read More