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Faarea MasudBBC Business reporterGetty ImagesLeaders in the hospitality industry have said that more than half of the UK’s job losses since the last budget have come from their sector. Job losses in restaurants, bars, pubs and hotels total around 89,000 since last October, according to UKHospitality analysis of Office for National Statistics data.The group said higher taxes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget had disproportionately slowed down investment and hiring, adding that “urgent action” was needed to cut business rates and VAT.The Treasury said it was helping pubs, cafes and restaurants by extending business rates relief and…
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Wes Streeting, the health secretary, has accused pharmaceutical companies of being “shortsighted” and undermining their relationships with the government after the two sides failed to come to an agreement last week, but what is the row all about?Why are the health secretary and the pharmaceutical industry at loggerheads?The dispute is over the financial terms for drug companies to provide medicines to the NHS, including potentially life-saving cancer drugs. In 2023, the government, NHS England and the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) made a five-year deal that included drug companies paying a percentage of their income on sales to…
Anthony Michael Hall was just 14, with only a few professional acting credits to his name, when he played the original Rusty Griswold in National Lampoon’s Vacation. So it was tough for him to reshoot the ending of the movie more than half a year later, after test audiences wanted something other than what had been captured, he explained this month during a cast reunion at Fan Expo Chicago. “Puberty kicked in for me,” Hall said. “I was a foot taller and like a different kid.” Anthony Michael Hall was a teenager when he starred in ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’. Chris…
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