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Japanese prosecutors were considering whether to file formal charges against Nissan Motor chairman Carlos Ghosn amid a probe into allegations he misused company assets and under-reported millions of dollars of income.

Markets were lower on Tuesday as concerns about Britain’s departure from the European Union, Italy’s budget woes and the US-China trade relations weighed on investors.

MPs have raised concerns that a “housing blacklist” is effectively being created due to restrictions on mortgage lending to landlords whose tenants receive benefits.

The boss of no-frills airline easyJet has said he is “confident” flights will not be grounded in a no-deal Brexit

The average amount people spend during the breakfast run is £4.44 and 85% of these transactions made on cards are contactless, Worldpay said.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney has backed Theresa May’s EU withdrawal plans and warned a no-deal Brexit would be the “worst outcome”.

Another major investor in The Restaurant Group has opposed the company’s proposed takeover of Asian food chain Wagamama.

Chief executive Dominic Blakemore said the group has plans in place to begin stockpiling ‘where appropriate’.

AO World has seen sales rise and losses narrow, but warned that a “challenging” market would see the online firm rely on its second half  performance to meet annual expectations.

More than £23 million is being paid out by insurers on average every day, the Association of British Insurers said.

Profits at Bonmarche were nearly cut in half in the first six months of the year as weak consumer sentiment and lower footfall stung the struggling retailer.

Two friends who took part in the £77million hack of the TalkTalk website have been jailed.

A former anorexia sufferer who uses pole-dancing and burlesque lessons to support other troubled women.

President Emmanuel Macron has said France wants to ensure stability at the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi car-making alliance amid misconduct allegations against its powerful chairman and chief executive Carlos Ghosn.

Hundreds of small businesses are to press ahead with a £350 million legal action against CYBG over claims they were miss-sold loans.