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Gig economy bosses could face jail time if they fail to check employers can legally work in UK | Politics News
Company bosses hiring in the gig economy could face up to five years in prison if they fail to check if their employees can legally work in the UK, the Home Office has said.The employers could also be banned from operating as company directors, have their business closed down, or be hit with fines of up to £60,000 for every worker who isn’t checked as part of the government crackdown. The announcement comes as Home Secretary Yvette Cooper prepares to speak to Sky News breakfast show Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips today.Her department has said “thousands” of companies which hire…
The television production company founded by broadcaster Jake Humphrey and former racing driver David Coulthard is in talks with potential buyers about a sale.Sky News has learnt that Whisper Group, which was established in 2010 and won a BAFTA for its coverage of the Women’s Euros in 2022, is working with advisers on a deal. The company is said to be open to a range of options, including the sale of a majority or minority stake to either financial investors or a strategic buyer.Corporate financiers at KPMG are orchestrating talks with potential bidders.Whisper is already 30%-owned by Sony Pictures Television,…
British-built Mars rover stuck on Earth could soon be on its way to the Red Planet | UK News
A British-built Mars rover stuck on Earth since the start of the war in Ukraine may soon be on its way after the UK Space Agency agreed to pay for its ride down to the Red Planet.The European Space Agency’s Rosalind Franklin rover was supposed to land on Mars in 2023. But the rocket powered system designed to ferry the fragile rover down to the planet’s surface was being built under contract by Russia’s space agency Roscosmos.After the invasion of Ukraine, ESA cancelled the contract, leaving the Rosalind rover, designed to search for signs of past life on Mars, stranded.The…
Expert predicts GTA VI will cost $100 and believes gamers will snap it up without complaint | UK News
Grand Theft Auto VI is the most anticipated game of the year.The long-awaited sequel by developer Rockstar Games is expected in the autumn – 12 years on from the record-breaking GTA V. While gamers excitedly await its release, the industry itself is buzzing with anticipation over rumblings the base game could command a premium $100 (about £80) price point and still achieve colossal sales.Setting this precedent could lead to other game publishers wanting a slice of the action by increasing their own starting prices.However, the GTA series boasts two winning ingredients that some other games do not have – brand…
BAFTA TV Awards 2025: The full list of nominated stars and shows in the main categories | Ents & Arts News
More than 130 programmes have received nominations for this year’s BAFTA TV Awards.Baby Reindeer leads the nominations with eight, while Mr Bates vs The Post Office, Rivals and Slow Horses each have six. Scroll down for the full list of nominees for the main BAFTA TV Awards, which take place on Sunday 11 May. The BAFTA TV Craft Awards, which recognise technical work, take place separately on Sunday April 27.CHILDREN’S: NON-SCRIPTEDBooSnoo! Production Team – Visionality, Mackinnon & Saunders / Sky KidsDisability And Me (FYI Investigates) – Matt Peacock, Marshall Corwin – Fresh Start Media / Sky KidsOperation Ouch! Production Team…
Clocks go forward this weekend – but should daylight savings be scrapped? | Science, Climate & Tech News
The clocks go forward this Sunday, marking the beginning of the daylight saving period. It will mean the time jumps to 2am as the clocks turn to 1am on 30 March – and yes, bad news, you will lose an hour of sleep. But the extra hour of daylight will mean longer, lighter evenings from next week.”Spring forward, fall back” has been part of our calendar for more than 100 years – but whether we should continue the practice is hotly debated.But why do some people get so up in arms about the clocks changing – and why do we do…
WH Smith has sold its 233-year old high street business to the owner of Hobbycraft in a £76m deal.Sky News revealed in January how a sales process was under way for the arm, which employs roughly 5,000 people and has 480 stores. Modella Capital won the final stage of the auction process in a run off against Alteri investors – both specialists in turning around troubled retailers.Money latest: Time running out for EV drivers to save £195The deal will see the WH Smith name erased from town centres to become TGJones. The sale allows the WH Smith business to focus…
Prince William meets Clarkson’s Farm star to discuss challenges the industry is facing | UK News
There aren’t many people who could greet Prince William by cheekily saying “great hair”, but Kaleb Cooper, one of the most famous names in British farming right now, got away with it as he joined William to talk about the state of the industry.Kaleb, star of the Amazon Prime series Clarkson’s Farm, joined William to talk to young farmers about their challenges and mental health, and shared with Sky News his thoughts on the pressures facing the community right now. He told Prince William: “I think there’s a worry with everyone about where they see farming in 10 years’ time…
Surgeons carry out world’s first pig-to-human liver transplant | Science, Climate & Tech News
Surgeons have carried out the world’s first liver transplant from a pig into a human recipient.The operation, carried out in China, used a liver from a pig that had been genetically modified to reduce the chance of the organ being rejected by a human immune system. The organ successfully produced bile and essential proteins in a patient who was brain-dead, but still alive.Relatives asked for the experiment to be stopped after 10 days, but the researchers say the organ could have functioned for longer.They hailed the transplant as a “great achievement”, and European experts have called it a significant milestone…
Lower-income households set to be £500 poorer after chancellor’s spring statement – thinktank | Money News
Lower income households are set to be £500 poorer due to benefit cuts and a weak economic outlook, a thinktank has found.Living standards are on track to fall over the next five years for the poorest half of households, according to the Resolution Foundation’s analysis of Wednesday’s spring statement. It said a fall of this scale had only been exceeded historically by the early 1990s recession and the 2008 financial crisis and fallout. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player 3:54 How has the economy changed? Its analysis was released against the backdrop of a backlash against…