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The boss of British Airways has criticised long queues at Heathrow, saying arrivals face two-hour waits to get through border control.

House of Fraser has settled a legal row with a group of landlords removing one hurdle to a potential rescue deal.

Liam Fox says the chance of a no-deal Brexit is growing, blaming the “intransigence” of the European Commission.

New research reveals that 73 per cent of consumers avoid services that tie them into long contracts.

The future of one of Scotlands oldest retails Jenners hangs in the balance as administrators have been primed to plunge House of Fraser, including the Edinburgh flagship, into administration as early as Monday after the ailing retailer hit further crisis.

Britain’s biggest payday lender, Wonga, has received a £10m emergency cash injection from shareholders to save the company from going bust.

The price of petrol and diesel rose in July as both crept up around 1p per litre, with this latest price hike meaning motorists are spending £70.84 to fill up a 55-litre petrol car, up 59p from June, while a diesel model will cost £72.52 to top up, a 57p rise.

The possibility of a no-deal Brexit is “uncomfortably high” and “highly undesirable”, Bank of England governor Mark Carney has said.

Some customers of NatWest have reported debit cards being declined when making payments – with some holidaymakers suffering embarrassment.

Royal Bank of Scotland has seen first-half profits fall, but is on course to pay its first dividend in 10 years.

Amazon had a £4.6m corporation tax bill in the UK last year, down from £7.4m in 2016, its accounts reveal paying just £1.7m in tax, after deferring £2.9m.

The Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates for only the second time in a decade later on Thursday.

The future of House of Fraser has been thrown into doubt after its potential new owner walked away from a rescue.

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has reported a loss for the first time in three years after sales slowed in China.