News Headlines - 04 November 2014

▽BBC News - Overtime should count in holiday pay

Workers have won a ground-breaking case at the Employment Appeal Tribunal to include overtime in holiday pay.
This means some people working overtime could claim for additional holiday pay. Currently, only basic pay counts when calculating holiday pay.
The tribunal also ruled that workers can make backdated claims, but only for a limited period.

▽BBC News - North Korea art exhibition opens in London

North Korea has opened up its London embassy for a public art exhibition.
Four artists from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea have spent the last three weeks in London painting scenes which have captured their imagination

▽BBC News - Newport 'slavery' victim Darrell Simester speaks of ordeal

It was a case that lifted the lid on modern day "slavery" in Wales. David Daniel Doran was jailed last month for forcing a vulnerable man to work unpaid at a farm near Newport. Now as BBC Wales' Week In Week Out programme delves further into the case, we take a look at some of the issues raised.

▽Microsoft, Dropbox strike give-and-take Office 365 deal | Computerworld

Microsoft and Dropbox today announced a partnership that will integrate each company's corporate offerings -- Office 365 on Microsoft's part, Dropbox for Business on Dropbox's -- with the other's services.

▽Ohio Girl Dying Of Cancer Realizes Basketball Dream

The Division III basketball game between Mount St. Joseph's and Hiriam College on Sunday was far from ordinary, and it wasn't just because of the packed arena and the basketball luminary in attendance and the NCAA's decision to move the game forward ahead of schedule.