Unions call for reform as Business Secretary orders review into practice

Boss of the women's team was told she would be successful at the club – eight years before she joined

Danny Boyle's hyper-devious thriller begins with James McAvoy's hero-narrator Simon explaining, with a sly wink, how the security system operates in the auction house where he works.

Atos Healthcare has been paid £754m for the tests since 2005

Construction output  is still 16 per cent below its pre-recession peak

UK house prices increased by 0.8% in July and were 3.9% higher than July 2012, according to Nationwide

Official figure raised from 200,000 to 250,000 - with promise to change survey on which figures are based

A striking theme of the court case was the length to which GE goes to avoid paying US taxes. Although based firmly in the US, Gecas and PK were were technically established in low-tax Shannon in Ireland and Luxembourg.

“There should be a way of saying to people ‘thank you very much, it hasn’t worked out but here’s a decent package for you to move on from this role,’” says top Tory

Barring a decision by the Supreme Court, judges have made it clear that is up to politicians to act to change the law in support of the principle of assisted dying. The case for them to do so is overwhelming.

Part-time staff are not guaranteed any hours but have to agree not to work for anyone else

France's Schneider Electric has agreed a £3.4 billion deal for Invensys in a move that could lead to jobs cuts for UK workers.    

Former England international has retired at the age of 34 after an injury-plagued career

Teenagers should be told to drop the idea that a traditional three-year university degree course is the only route to a top job, Britain’s businesses warn today.