Almost a third of bus services in England could be axed within weeks if the government does not make “critical decisions” to extend emergency funding, bus…
If Meta is not given the option to transfer, store and process data from its European users on US-based servers, Facebook and Instagram may be shut…
Managers are optimistic about their companies despite being hit by supply chain disruption caused by Brexit, a survey of top executives at mid-sized British businesses has…
The competition regulator has said that Amazon is now officially considered a grocery retailer and must follow its supply code.
Campaigners against the veneration of Edward Colston in the city of Bristol have called for a boycott of Thatchers Cider because its director joined a merchants’…
Jeremy Clarkson has backed farmers protesting against a plan to ban meat and dairy from council events, calling it “utter, utter madness”.
The prime minister will effectively declare the end of the pandemic in two weeks, scrapping compulsory isolation for people with Covid-19 and starting the winding-down of…
The Orbis heater heats up small spaces efficiently and quickly. It also includes the newest power-conserving technology, making it highly cost-effective because one will not have…
Tui has said UK customers’ holiday bookings this summer are nearly a fifth higher than before the pandemic, with a rise in long-haul trips to the…
The European Union has announced a €43bn ($48bn) plan to overcome its dependency on Asian computer chip makers as governments and businesses around the world battle…
Shoppers across the UK passing their local Primark were puzzled this weekend as they spotted Greggs steak bakes and vegan sausage rolls discreetly tucked into mannequins’…
SpaceX will lose up to 40 of the 49 Starlink satellites it launched last week as the result of a geomagnetic storm, the company has announced.
Amazon’s Prime Video streaming service has struck a record-breaking deal to lease space at Shepperton Studios in the company’s first long-term commitment to making TV programmes…
Brexit red tape has damaged Britain’s trade with the EU and the situation could worsen unless the government works with Brussels to reduce hold-ups at UK…
The government should consider postponing the rise in national insurance contributions planned for April to avoid a 30 per cent increase in destitution, a think tank…