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Research by online shopping outlet Very reveals average person will splash out £818 on a holiday, with nearly a third planning to spend more than £1,000

The M.E.N. asked business analysts to assess the current state of our economy - with fascinating results

A pilot of four-day weeks is unlikely to bear fruit for low-paid staff with little power to negotiate terms

Anna Blackburn is worked at Beaverbrooks for almost 24 years

How to enrol, how to vote and what to do if you have Covid on polling day

An imminent return of the popular Full Moon Party this month means more than a revival of the boisterous gathering of mostly foreign visitors. It means a cash-starved local economy might stir back to life.

As Covid-19 pandemic restrictions ease and society gradually learns to live with the disease, Thailand is at a point where it must decide whether to usher in a sense of normalcy or continue enforcing regulations -- some of which are aimed at what the government sees as a different kind…

Boris Johnson has shown that Britain is committed to Ukrainian independence and that it stands by refugees in their hour of need. However, Priti Patel is not issuing them with visas quickly enough

We are trying to get back to normal life but the pandemic and its dislocating effects have not disappeared, experts say

Officials in China's largest city of Shanghai have been separating Covid-infected babies and children from their parents and policing a 22-hour lockdown in an attempt to curb surging cases of Omicron

Always a beer town, new starters are evidence of a serious revival of the beer making spirit.