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Dominic Raab says legislation is needed to cut UK aid spending

08:36, November 26 5 0

The foreign secretary has decided legislation is required to cut the aid budget since the current fiscal uncertainty means the government may feel obliged to miss the commitment to spend 0.7% on gross national income on overseas aid for longer than a year.

Boohoo hires Sir Brian Leveson to oversee supply chain overhaul

05:43, November 26 6 0

Fast fashion retailer Boohoo has appointed Sir Brian Leveson, the retired judge who led the Leveson inquiry into the activities of the media, to oversee the firm’s overhaul of its supply chain following allegations of poor working practices.

Lawyer recounts the life and legacy of the mysterious man behind Pilates

16:11, November 25 9 0

John Howard Steel performing the “Eve’s Lunge” pose with master Pilates teacher Amy Havens in pre-pandemic times at her studio, CenterPoint Pilates, in Santa Barbara, California. Photo by Lauren Steel.

Intelligence firm Black Cube ordered to pay £350,000 to Israeli TV show

14:26, November 25 11 0

A British court has ordered the private intelligence firm Black Cube to pay £350,000 in costs to an Israeli investigative television show after withdrawing a high-profile £15m libel lawsuit against the media group.

The hostile environment is indefensible. Now we know it's unlawful too

09:48, November 25 13 0

Today a damning report confirms the government broke equality laws by ignoring evidence that its flagship hostile environment policy would lead to racial discrimination. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) also found that the Home Office had failed to address concerns that were raised with ministers.