Top court ‘opens the floodgates’ for part-time workers’ claims
The case was brought by Warren Augustine, a part-time private hire driver for Data Cars, after he argued that being charged the same fixed weekly “circuit fee” for access to its booking system as full-time drivers was…
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London being lined up to host re-run of GAA final between Mayo and Kerry
The match could see the Prem Rugby ground’s capacity expanded to 15,000 to stage the match, with each team boasting a strong fan base in the capital. The challenge game would need to acquire special dispensation from the…
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Burnham warned Iran war could hit UK growth next year
Treasury sources have confirmed that internal modelling presented to the new prime minister and chancellor suggests UK GDP growth could be as low as 0.3% in 2027, as first reported by Bloomberg. Government officials say…
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Guidance: Choose the right software for Pillar 2 Top-up Taxes
Get emails about this page Documents Pillar 2 commercial software suppliers HTML Details Domestic Top-up Tax and Multinational Top-up Tax apply a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15% to the largest corporate groups.…
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Exclusive: Rugby League monitoring Henry Pollock amid £1m Hearn wage demands
The 21-year-old flanker has emerged as one of England rugby’s most popular players, earning a reported £150,000 per year at Prem Rugby champions Northampton Saints. But since joining Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Talent Agency…
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Section 2 — alcoholic products
These alcoholic products definitions inform their classification. 2.1 Beer In the Finance (No.2) Act 2023, beer is defined as including: ale, porter, stout and any other type of beer any other product which is made or…
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Alcoholic products technical guide
It is intended for commercial producers, packagers, importers and exporters of alcoholic products. Sometimes the law states that detailed rules on a particular matter can be set out in a notice published by HMRC. This…
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Britain faces energy squeeze from solar eclipse
The UK’s most significant solar eclipse since 1999 is expected to wipe out the vast majority of solar power production as the moon blocks up to 95 per cent of the sun in some areas of the country. The eclipse is set to…
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Death Note: The Musical review – a high-shine, high school take on the trolley problem
Staged at the Barbican for a 50-show run, scores of costumed fans have already flocked to the theatre for a taste of this high-shine production, in testament to its cult status. The show has a neat premise: Tokyo high…
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Thousands of households near pylons to get £250 a year off energy bills – could you be eligible?
The government has revealed the first locations where outdated electricity infrastructure will be upgraded, with households living close to these projects eligible for money off their bills. The scheme is due to start in…
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