
UK rail services to be reduced to 72% of pre-pandemic levels
Rail services in Britain will be reduced to 72% of pre-pandemic levels over the next few weeks, and passengers are being asked to check before they…
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Rail services in Britain will be reduced to 72% of pre-pandemic levels over the next few weeks, and passengers are being asked to check before they…

British fishermen have accused Boris Johnson of dishonesty and betrayal over his Brexit fishing deal.

Bitcoin briefly bounced back above $40,000 yesterday as the cryptocurrency shook off calls for stricter regulation to resume its upward march.

London-based start-ups raised more than $10 billion in funding last year, cementing the capital’s status as Europe’s leading technology hub.

A luxury car manufacturer has been ordered to destroy a range of clothing merchandise after losing a trademark battle with a fashion company.

Primark says it has no plans to sell its clothes online despite warning that lockdown store closures could cost it more than £1bn in lost sales.

Debenhams’ flagship Oxford Street store in London and five other branches will not reopen after the current coronavirus lockdown.

The rapid shift to online shopping during the pandemic has prompted Asos to raise its profit guidance for the year despite warning that it will face…

Production will stop for a further four days at Honda’s Swindon factory next week as car manufacturers grapple with a global shortage of semiconductors.

County court judgments (CCJs) against struggling borrowers have surged, leaving more vulnerable consumers at risk of being chased for debts as the UK prepares to lift…

People falling behind on credit payments for cars and other products may soon have their items seized by lenders, under the regulator's plans.

More than six million glasses of pink prosecco were enjoyed by Lidl customers over the festive period as strict Covid rules prompted people to indulge.

British Airways is facing a potential £800 million lawsuit over a 2018 data breach that exposed details of more than 400,000 of its customers.

The UK economy is facing its “darkest hour” due the latest Covid-19 lockdown, which is likely to delay the recovery, the Bank of England governor has…

Gyms, pools and leisure centres are facing a “huge cliff edge” and urgently need more government support as the impact of the third lockdown starts to…