shake-up

Penalties for health and safety breaches by large contractors could become more consistent under a proposed shake-up of sentencing guidelines. Reformed health and safety fines introduced in 2016 saw recommendations given to judges for how to sentence companies ranked as being either micro, small, medium, large or very large based on their turnover. Large companies were

Incoming changes to inheritance tax will deal a blow to the building-materials sector and could threaten government plans for 1.5 million homes to be built during the current parliamentary term. Builders Merchants Federation (BMF) chief executive John Newcomb warned that the measures announced in the Autumn Budget could force leading merchants to cut their staff

While I enjoy playing first-person shooters occasionally, it’s a genre I’ve struggled to become a hardcore fan of. To me, it has stagnated, with recent Call of Duty and Battlefield games feeling like little more than rehashes of the same quick-kill-focused gameplay on maps that all blend together after a while. That’s why The Finals’