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UK’s quarantine hotel rules face legal challenge
A law firm representing travellers is challenging the UK's quarantine hotel policy and seeking a judicial review.
Sunday 8 November 2026
A law firm representing travellers is challenging the UK's quarantine hotel policy and seeking a judicial review.
UK economic growth rose by 4.8% between April and June, according to official figures, falling short of Bank of England forecasts.
The TUC is urging the government to abandon plans to scrap the furlough scheme at the end of next month and instead build on the wage…
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Banks could face fines or be blocked from closing branches under plans to protect cash use.
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In north-east England, green shoots are beginning to emerge after decades of economic decline. From the Tyne’s former coal heartlands to the Humber, local communities are…
Britain’s investment in the financial technology industry has hit a new record, with almost £18bn worth of deals in the first half of this year, placing…
The UK’s biggest seller of Rolex and Omega watches said sales had surged as Britons splashed lockdown savings on luxury watches and jewellery, including wedding and…
Emergency powers to handle post-Brexit queues of lorries heading for France are being made permanent, signalling the government expects further cross-Channel disruption.