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The Guardian view on the gig economy: rights need enforcing | Editorial

Proper patrolling of workers’ rights is welcome. If the losers in the gig economy are to be helped, ministers must be tougher The increased level of intervention by the government in the labour market since Theresa May became prime minister is both rational and humane. The UK economy is too reliant on low-wage, low-skilled jobs, many of which are also insecure. While unemployment remains low, and in-work poverty is a serious problem, there is no good reason for ministers not to apply pressure to employers. Figures published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation this month suggest one in eight workers (4 million people) are now classified as poor. Working conditions and low pay are causing real suffering, with ambulances called to Amazon’s UK warehouses 600 times in three years . DPD delivery driver Don Lane died after missing medical appointments because he feared being fined for taking time off work. The review of the gig economy by thinktanker Matthew Taylor last year produced 53 rec...
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Daily horoscope for Saturday September 28 — here’s what the stars have in store for you today

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ARIES March 21 to April 20 The new moon makes its annual visit to your marriage chart and love is all around. That makes it prime time for a proposal – and you could be the one making it. If you are still looking for love, check out a stylish Libra. At home, showing you really are ­interested in other people’s ideas gets a project moving. TAURUS April 21 to May 21 You know deep down that life is going to get busier and there could be exciting developments in your working life. Making the switch to a super-healthy lifestyle helps you to be at your best as the new moon focuses on your wellness. If you’re unattached, a leisure centre is where you first notice each other. GEMINI May 22 to June 21 The luckiest new moon of your year helps you win what you most want, whether it’s cash, a career or love. Luck has to be used or it can pass you by, so react fast when opportunities arise and enter contests instead of just thinking about it. As for romance, someone who tells jok...
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Peter Shilton: ‘Maradona’s the greatest player in history but I don’t respect him’

England’s most capped player has never forgiven Diego Maradona for his failure to apologise for the 1986 Hand of God goal Fifty years since his England debut, and 30 years since his final appearance as one of the great World Cup goalkeepers at Italia 90, Peter Shilton is in a reflective mood. Having played more times for England than anyone, Shilton retains an even more impressive world record for the most appearances made by an individual in professional football. From 1966 to 1997 he played 1,390 professional games – with his closest rivals being Brazil’s Rogério Ceni, who played in goal 1,234 times, and the midfield maestro Xavi who made 1,135 appearances – mostly for Barcelona and Spain. Related: Peter Shilton | Small Talk Continue reading... from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/jan/15/peter-shilton-respect-diego-maradona-england-hand-of-god via TV In Wigan
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Still Game chiefs donate supplies from Navid's shop to local food bank after show finale

Tinned food and snacks from the famous set were handed over to Food For Thought in St Augustine’s Church on Friday.

from Daily Record - News https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/still-game-chiefs-give-supplies-13154499
via Wigan TV Systems

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