All the News You Want to Read This Morning

Smaller firms should publish their gender pay gap too, say MPs.

August 2, 2018, 9:05am

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The news is part boring and part overwhelming, so here's a quick list of all the stuff we thought was significant today:

– We spend an entire day a week online, study shows

– Same study reveals n umber of mobile phone calls drops for the first time

– Smaller firms should publish gender pay gap, say MPs

– Be disloyal! Job-switching workers enjoy highest pay growth in a decade

– Drill rapper stabbed to death in Camberwell

– Fewer students are taking "Mickey Mouse" GCSEs like Media Studies

– Victims of mentally ill offenders "ignored"

– Middle aged non-drinkers may have higher risk of dementia

– BBC's Today programme shed 800,000 listeners

– Man jailed for stamping on the head of a woman he met on Tinder

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