
Lloyds to Tell Thousands of Staff They Are Among Weakest 5% and Face Redundancy Risk
Bank says move is intended to embed a high-performance culture as union warns employees are being 'hounded out of the business'

Bank says move is intended to embed a high-performance culture as union warns employees are being 'hounded out of the business'
David Ellison mandates five-day, in-person work starting in January and presents buyout option as the newly merged company prepares large-scale cost reductions, sources say
Independent adviser says Rayner breached the ministerial code after underpaying Stamp Duty Land Tax on a Hove flat; Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer responds

Sir Laurie to examine papers and interview the deputy prime minister; prime minister will decide whether she can remain amid calls for an HMRC probe

Employment tribunal finds accountancy administrator unfairly dismissed after employer used spy software; more than £14,000 awarded
Protector launches 'Protector Corporate' to offer tailored on‑demand security and medical-readiness solutions to businesses after a recent workplace shooting spurred inquiries

Executive order formalises July trade deal that lowers levies on vehicles and other exports and secures Japanese investment and purchases of US goods
Agreement singles out cork as an 'unavailable natural product,' shielding Portuguese production and U.S. winemakers from new levies effective Sept. 1
Babcock’s Rosyth yard expected to build four Type 31 frigates for Denmark and remains a frontrunner in a separate Swedish contest