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Labour’s trade union access reforms could cost small businesses in the UK nearly £700million, according to a think tank.  The

The Black PhD Collective, founded by a Nottingham doctoral student who felt isolated and unsupported, held its inaugural conference at

The media industry is undergoing a period of profound transformation, characterised by rapid technological change, new audience habits and growing

A London cyclist is preparing to take on one of professional cycling’s most formidable climbs to raise money for Alzheimer’s

Britain’s PM-in-waiting, Andy Burnham, has announced his plan to save the country’s pubs by hiking business rates on online retailers

Shoppers across the city are being faced with empty or shuttered cold food shelves as the UK’s cooling infrastructure buckles

Wellness has become a growing part of everyday life for some, with nutrition and health becoming counterparts to social connectedness

London leads the UK in avoiding discussions of inheritance, with new research showing around 44% of people in the capital

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has called for universal early years education as part of plans to give families equal access

On 10 September, New York artist Tschbala Self will unveil her piece Lady in Blue on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth. 

London boroughs have published the second annual impact report for the London Councils Climate Programme.  They have demonstrated the progress