Farm worker dies in machinery accident at Cumbria farm
A 61-year-old farm worker was strangled after his clothes got caught in an unguarded hen feeder. His family says a 50p screw could have saved his life. Read the full investigation.
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Fundsmith Profit Declines 18%, Terry Smith Pay Drops
Fundsmith founder Terry Smith sees compensation fall to £23.9m amid 18% profit decline. Discover how performance fees impacted earnings in our exclusive analysis.
MLS Exec Tanner Denies Sexist, Racist Allegations
Philadelphia Union sporting director Ernst Tanner denies multiple allegations of sexist, racist and homophobic behaviour detailed in MLSPA complaint. MLS investigation could not corroborate claims.
Executive MBA Drives Finance Leader's Global Growth
Discover how Harry Young's Executive MBA at Bayes Business School equipped him with the strategic toolkit to steer his company's international expansion and M&A strategy.
Bayes Executive MBA Helps Banker Reinvent Career
Discover how Isaac Phang's Executive MBA at Bayes Business School propelled him from Associate Director to Regional COO at HSBC while balancing family life. Learn how this transformation happened.
Balancing Motherhood and an Executive MBA: Student Guide
Executive MBA student Rachel Knox shares her inspiring journey of balancing postgraduate studies at Bayes with pregnancy and motherhood. Discover her 7 key strategies for success.
Dame Alison Rose to Chair Finanze's UK Business
Former NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose takes helm at Finanze's UK division, bringing extensive banking expertise to drive growth in competitive financial sector.
Father dies in North Sea oil rig crane fall
Tributes pour in for Lee Hulse, 32, who died after a fall on the Valaris 121 oil rig. A fundraiser for his family has raised over £16,000. Read the full story.
Investigation after man dies on North Sea oil rig
A major investigation is ongoing after Lee Hulse, 32, died in an incident on the Valaris 121 oil platform off Aberdeen. Police and the HSE are involved.
Bezos launches AI startup with $6.2bn funding
Jeff Bezos appoints himself co-CEO of new AI venture Project Prometheus, securing massive $6.2bn funding and hiring 100 staff from top tech firms. Discover the details.
Granada TV executive Joe Rigby dies aged 87
Joe Rigby, the working-class Catholic who rose to become a key Granada Television executive and nurtured major TV talent, has died aged 87. Discover his remarkable journey.
Trump pardon signatures questioned in White House row
Donald Trump's clemency drive faces scrutiny after identical signatures appeared on pardons. White House blames technical error. Read the full investigation.
Trump reverses course, cuts tariffs on food imports
Donald Trump has signed an executive order lowering tariffs on beef, coffee and bananas, marking a sharp policy reversal as concerns over rising costs grow. Explore the political implications.
Citi Wealth Executive Moves to JP Morgan
Senior Citi wealth management executive Diego De Giorgi joins JP Morgan in London, marking another significant hire in the competitive private banking sector.
HSBC hunts new Europe chief as Andrew Wild departs
HSBC launches search for new continental Europe chief as Andrew Wild exits for family reasons. Explore the latest leadership reshuffle at Europe's largest bank.
Boy, 5, dies after wall collapse at Sidcup golf centre
A five-year-old boy has died after a wall collapsed at Sidcup Family Golf Centre in Chislehurst. A six-year-old girl was also injured. Police and HSE are investigating.
Hackney man sentenced over dangerous building site
Moses Meisels received a suspended sentence after HSE found serious safety failures at a Hackney synagogue site where a man's body was discovered. Learn more about the case.
Plane carrying Jamaica hurricane aid crashes in lake
A small plane transporting hurricane relief supplies to Jamaica crashed into a Florida lake minutes after takeoff. Emergency services continue search operations.
Trump's Second Term: A Whirlwind Start
The new Trump administration hits the ground running with a flurry of executive orders on energy, immigration, and investigations, igniting immediate legal and political battles.
Bonus Betrayal: When CEOs Actually Lose Their Pay
An explosive investigation reveals why Australia's corporate elite rarely forfeit bonuses despite company failures, worker layoffs, and environmental scandals.
Water bosses lose bonuses as Ofwat cracks down
Regulator blocks executive payouts at six water companies amid public outrage over sewage spills and service failures. New rules give Ofwat power to veto bonuses.
Trump's Second Term Begins: Key Appointments & Policies
Donald Trump returns to the White House with a flurry of executive actions and controversial cabinet picks that signal dramatic changes ahead for US policy and international relations.
Shipping boss groped girl, 12, on flight
A senior shipping company director faces jail after sexually assaulting a child mid-air, telling authorities he was confused and thought she was his wife in shocking court case.
Manslaughter probe after worker dies at Roman Tower site
Exclusive: Health and Safety Executive launches corporate manslaughter investigation after construction worker dies at Chester's controversial Roman Tower development site, raising urgent safety concerns.
Norway fund rejects Musk's £44bn Tesla pay deal
In a stunning shareholder revolt, Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund has voted against Elon Musk's controversial compensation package at Tesla's annual meeting, dealing a major setback to the billionaire CEO.
Trump's radical second term agenda revealed
Exclusive analysis reveals Donald Trump's sweeping plans to reshape American governance through executive orders targeting immigration, trade and federal institutions if he returns to the White House.
Premier League hires USL's Tony Scholes in shock move
The Premier League has made football history by appointing USL executive Tony Scholes in a strategic move that signals major changes ahead for English football's top flight.
Trump's Second Term: Key Appointments and Policy Shifts
The Trump administration embarks on its second term with controversial cabinet picks and sweeping executive actions targeting immigration and economic policy.
Why Australia's CEOs Rarely Lose Their Bonuses
New research exposes the corporate bonus culture where executives rarely face financial consequences for poor performance. Discover what it truly takes for Australia's highest-paid bosses to miss out on their lucrative incentives.
Trump's tariff crisis echoes Reagan court battle
Analysis reveals how Trump's planned tariff powers could trigger a constitutional showdown mirroring Reagan's 1986 Supreme Court confrontation, threatening democratic norms.
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