News Copy – by Grant Bailey Millions of workers admit they feel ‘trapped’ in their office when the sun is shining outdoors, a study has found. As the UK basks in temperatures of almost 30C, three in five office-based employees admit they feel glum at the thought of being stuck indoors during the heatwave. And a third went as far …

SWWORK – By Astrid Hall The nation’s employees believe work now takes up 42 per cent of their life, according to research. Researchers carried out a detailed study of 2,000 adults in employment and found we all want more downtime. Half of those polled agreed waking up in the morning and dreading the day ahead at work is a sure-sign …

News Copy – By Astrid Hall A third of Brits reckon they are sat on an idea which could ‘make them millions’, according to research. And most believe the expense of modern living, a lack of time and busy family schedules are the main barriers to them bringing their idea to life. The study of 2,000 adults found more than …

– WITH VIDEO By Grant Bailey Work is one of the first things Brits think about as they wake up in the morning, according to new research. The impact of the weather and money worries also appeared at the top of the poll, with finances also plaguing our minds when our eyes open. Others declared that checking social …

Chinese investment in Africa could be accelerating debt on the continent and creating economies which are “entirely dependent on China”, according to financial experts. Some $86 billion in loans have been issued by China between 2000 and 2014 to finance over 3,000 infrastructure projects in Africa. But as leaders gather in Beijing for China’s Belt and Road Summit …

– WITH VIDEO By Gemma Francis Brits need an extra £167 per month to be happy, a study has found. Researchers found that while the average family has an average of around £44 a week in spare cash, the happiest people in the country have £82 a week to enjoy once the bills have been paid. This means …