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Sacking of nearly 800 crew in favour of low-paid agency workers in March led to calls for loopholes to be closed in seafarers’ wages bill

Carnival has been sued by passengers who say they suffered from diarrhoea and vomiting after being unnecessarily exposed to norovirus on eight separate cruises.

Elon Musk is progressing plans to slim down Twitter since he bought the 396 million-member platform for US$44 billion (£38 billion) on October 27. Musk’s deal has taken Twitter private, dissolved the platform’s board and enhanced his unilateral power as CEO. But mass redundancy announcements made since he took control…

Indian visas, passport timings and flight problems were among the topics in the latest Ask Me Anything

An estimated 3,700 Twitter employees across the globe have been laid off by billionaire Elon Musk days after his £38billion takeover, with staff waking to find laptops wiped and their passes blocked

Claims that the social media platform’s entire curation team was dismissed prompts fears content could become ‘more toxic’

P&O Ferries sacked 800 staff over video call earlier this year and replaced them with low paid agency staff and now unions want to block the boss behind them getting a seat on the board

New body was set to run Britain’s railways from early 2024 but no legislation now due this session

The port city of Bosaso, located at the north-eastern corner of Somalia, provides a striking example of the interlinkage between security and infrastructure. The city benefited from the civil war that ravaged the southern parts of Somalia in the 1990s and 2000s. It developed into a booming trade centre. But…

Eight container contained the cigarettes, which were worth about £44million in unpaid taxes. HMRC said it was the largest seizure of illegal cigarettes at a UK port and discovered by the dog

football.london takes a look back at the talking points from the Gunners' 3-1 win over Tottenham in the North London Derby