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

UK's biggest sports retailer keeps 20,000 employees on 'casual terms' with no guarantee of work

Liverpool boss wants Suarez to commit to the Reds after his latest attempt to try and fend off Arsenal in their pursuit of the striker

Launched in summer 2005 on iTunes, Apple’s podcasts have now racked up 1 billion subscriptions with the store offering around 8 million episodes from 250,000 different podcasts in more than 100 languages.

Police detain executives amid allegations that employees bribed doctors to prescribe their pharmaceutical products

The Duchess of Cambridge has gone into labour and already the media feeding frenzy has begun, with a clamour of royal ‘experts’, baby speculation and an army of information about the illustrious infant sprayed across the world’s news outlets.

The club must adapt to a new manager

David Cameron was facing fresh questions about his election guru Lynton Crosby after it emerged the lobbyist's firm advised a private health alliance at the time of the Government's controversial NHS reforms.

Breasts, bingo and gay vicars are to provide the crucial background noise to a new drama about hacking, its author has revealed.

As we continue to empower more of our live with connected devices, the door is wide open for new attacks from hackers

The Guardian and Observer newspapers slumped to an operating loss of £31m in the year to March but that was an improvement on a year ago when the papers lost £44m.

There's only one thing more terrifying than a high achiever, says Chad Greggor; a high achiever who's still a teenager...

23-year-old Ma Ailun answered a call on her phone after getting out of the bath

The i newspaper was the only national newspaper title to record year-on-year growth in official circulation figures released today.