Britain's working from home culture is creating a generation "used to not doing proper work" and is harming productivity and mental health, the former boss of Marks and Spencer and Asda Lord Rose has said.
Asda has publicly backed farmers in their row with Labour over its inheritance tax raid following tractor protests outside of supermarkets in a new blow to Starmer and Reeves.
The billionaire Issa brothers have provoked fury with their plans to build Britain's biggest Muslim cemetery, a colossal 45-acre site in Lancashire.
Asda's Chairman has hit out at Rachel Reeves's "very, very damaging" Budget, warning the tax rises will force the supermarket to look closely at how many workers it can afford to employ.
Asda is the latest business giant to tell its office workers they can work where they like, amid suggestions that "hybrid working", where staff work from home some of the time, could become the norm post-lockdown.
