Cineworld UK staff ‘treated with contempt’ as chain reveals reopening plans

Cineworld has revealed plans to reopen screens in its biggest markets, including the UK, but said nothing about how it will staff cinemas after effectively axing up to 45,000 workers six months ago.

Energy companies are not reporting hacks to regulator

A cyber security law introduced three years ago was meant to boost the resilience of the UK's energy sector by obliging gas and electricity firms to report when they were hacked.

At least 15 people killed and 400 unaccounted for after fire in Rohingya refugee camp

At least 15 people have been killed after a "devastating" fire ripped through a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh, the UN refugee agency has said.

Norton antivirus sued over auto-renewing subscriptions

Antivirus software company Norton is being sued by the UK's competition watchdog for refusing to provide information for an investigation into auto-renewing contracts.

At least 15 people killed and 400 unaccounted for after fire in Rohingya refugee camp

At least 15 people have been killed after a "devastating" fire ripped through a Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh, the UN refugee agency has said.

‘A flood area twice the size of the UK’: The town ‘smashed’ as water levels rose 40ft in hours

Reporter David Richardson shares how people desperately try to save their homes from being destroyed by the torrential rain and floods in Windsor, Sydney.

Scottish govt handling of Alex Salmond harassment claims ‘seriously flawed’ – report

The Scottish government's handling of harassment complaints against Alex Salmond were "seriously flawed", a cross-party committee of MSPs has found.

Kylie Jenner responds to backlash over appeal to help make-up artist after accident

Kylie Jenner has responded after facing criticism for not donating more to a funding page in aid of a make-up artist who was reportedly seriously injured in a car crash.