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DPD temporary workers may have missed out on sick pay and pensions, internal documents show
Internal documents from DPD suggest that thousands of temporary workers may have missed out on statutory sick pay and pension contributions, raising concerns that recruitment agencies supplying staff to the courier firm could be breaching employment law. The records indicate that DPD’s payments to these agencies did not factor in the cost of such entitlements,…
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How luxury homeowners are winning from Albo’s tax reforms – even as prices go down: ‘$30,000 a week’
An article examines how Australian homeowners at the luxury end of the property market are benefiting financially from tax reforms introduced under Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government, despite falling prices in that segment. The report highlights how existing settings around negative gearing and capital gains tax continue to favour wealthy property owners, raising questions about…
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Madden NFL 27 release countdown: Exact date and time
Madden NFL 27 is heading towards its full release, with EA Sports confirming the exact launch times across various editions and access tiers. The countdown matters for fans eager to start playing as early as possible, as different purchase options and membership tiers unlock the game at different points. The full launch takes place on…
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Blame game as Brussels builds ‘Europe’s largest frying pan’ instead of shady square
A redevelopment scheme for Schuman Square, the traffic roundabout at the heart of Brussels’ EU quarter, has fallen far short of its ambitions, leaving a bare concrete expanse rather than the green, shaded meeting place that was promised. The centrepiece of the design, a steel canopy with a grass roof intended to shelter EU officials,…
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Christian Brother-turned Priest’s shock admission to Sunday Mass-goers sees livestream suddenly cut out before emotional parishioners react en masse in front of plain-clothes gardaí
A priest in Ireland stunned his congregation during a Sunday Mass by making a shock personal admission, with the church’s livestream abruptly cutting out shortly afterwards. Parishioners reacted emotionally to the revelation in real time, and the presence of plain-clothes gardaí (Irish police) at the service has added to speculation about the seriousness of the…
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Fears over census counts, Democrat scrutiny in Virginia, and a Maryland father killed in stolen-car crash
The US may drop undocumented immigrants and race/orientation questions from the 2030 census, while Virginia congressional hopeful Shannon Taylor faces scrutiny; a Maryland father-of-five was killed by a stolen car allegedly driven by a 13-year-old. Plus Bill Maher, West Ham’s Sullivan, GTA VI pricing and Zelda’s fil…
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‘Best day of his career!’: Met Police officer’s lucky day as he is allowed to drive limited edition Ferrari Monza SP2 – which sell for £3.7MILLION – after it was seized by cops
A Metropolitan Police officer had what he called the “best day of his career” after being allowed to drive a limited-edition Ferrari Monza SP2, a model that typically sells for around £3.7 million, following its seizure by police. The vehicle’s rarity and value made the opportunity a striking one for the officer, turning a routine…
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The ‘One Night Only’ Writer and Producer Have Seen Your Questions and Have (Some of) the Answers
The writer and producer behind the romantic comedy “One Night Only” have addressed the flood of questions from audiences about the film’s premise, in which premarital sex is illegal except during one 12-hour window each year. The alternate-reality dating comedy, starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro, has generated significant online buzz since its trailer racked…
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From one northerner to another, Andy lad. You were nine when Maggie became PM, so what the heck do you know about the basket-case Britain she rescued us from? asks NEIL DARBYSHIRE
This is a comment piece by Daily Mail columnist Neil Darbyshire, addressed to Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, arguing that Burnham is too young to properly understand the state of Britain before Margaret Thatcher became prime minister in 1979. Darbyshire’s central point is that Burnham, who was a child at the time, lacks first-hand experience…