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Emergency laws to tackle coronavirus are being rushed in after the outbreak claimed its first British life yesterday. The measures will be announced next week to ensure public services and the transport network can keep operating if the crisis worsens. The unnamed British victim died in Japan after contracting the virus on the Diamond Princess … Read more
Apple may finally start letting users set their own default apps in iOS amid criticism for pushing its own services iOS users may finally be able to designate non-Apple apps for default use This would do away with automatically having to use Safari or Apple Mail The plans are in early stages but could be … Read more
Travel money firm Travelex restores online services as it recovers from cyber attack The foreign exchange firm’s website has been shut down since New Year’s Eve Banks that use Travelex are still unable to sell travel money By Miles Dilworth For The Daily Mail Published: 22:01 GMT, 14 January 2020 | Updated: 09:04 GMT, 15 … Read more
Hope for ‘Boris bounce’ as optimism spreads through financial services sector By A Daily Mail Reporter Published: 23:00 GMT, 12 January 2020 | Updated: 23:00 GMT, 12 January 2020 Optimism among financial services firms is booming following last month’s Tory election victory. Financial services firms are optimistic according to a survey by PwC and the … Read more
Ambulance services records 80% jump in staff leaving the workforce as 33,000 employees have quit since 2010 The number of people leaving NHS ambulance trusts hit 4,875 in 2017-18 That is a rise of 80 per cent from the 2,704 who left in 2010-11, figures show A third of ambulance staff have been victims of … Read more