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Workers who sign gagging orders in return for pay-offs from their firms will still be able to report wrongdoing to the police under new proposals.

The government will pay £33m to Eurotunnel in an agreement to settle a lawsuit over extra ferry services in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

Trade secretary Liam Fox has conceded that the UK may have “no option” but to extend the date on which it leaves the EU, as the government battles to avoid another parliamentary defeat over its Brexit deal.

The head of the civil service has revealed that TV adverts are to be aired to explain the implications of a no-deal Brexit to the public.

Honda employees have launched a petition in bid to reverse the Japanese car manufacturer decision to close the Swindon factory.

Womenswear retailer LK Bennett are preparing to call in administrators, placing 500 jobs at risk and the closure of 41 stores, if the retailer cannot find a new backer in the next few days.

After successfully operating in Malta for just over a year with the unique Wedding Service Finder Wedango, the company is expanding in the UK under the name Wedango.

The British government’s immigration plan could reduce Sottish workers by 5% over the next 20-years.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is urging business owners in the Greater London area to prepare now and consider three steps to ensure their businesses can continue to trade with the EU if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.

Rolls-Royce has nosedived into a £2.9bn loss in the year to 31 December 2018, as the engineering firm increased the charges for fixing the problematic Trent 1000 engines.

Luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin Lagonda has revealed they are to set aside £30m for Brexit no-deal contingency planning, the car maker posted £68.2m annual losses.

The Co-operative Bank has for the first time in five-years, returned an operating profit.

New research shows that three quarters of millennials believe Brexit will impact their ability to move in the next two years.

More than a million grassroots players can now use PayPal to pay their match fees, the Football Association has announced.