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Labour’s 43-page draft manifesto has been leaked in full, revealing Jeremy Corbyn is committed to a “nuclear-free world”.

The claim is seeking £50m for the collapse of the presenter’s business as well as £10m for loss of income from motivational speaking fees, along with legal fees, interest and other damages

Snap Inc’s shares lose nearly a quarter of their value on news of $2.2bn loss and slowing growth in first quarter report, its first since its IPO in March

BT will put the brakes on dividend increases and cut thousands of jobs in the wake of its Italian accounting scandal and profit warning, seeking to hold onto more cash for investments, including in more broadband upgrades.

Minicab and black-cab drivers join GMB union in urging Transport for London to take action.

John Lewis Partnership has been forced to restate its profits for last year to the tune of £36m after admitting that it has breached minimum wage rules.

A quarter of UK firms have never considered recruiting an apprenticeship, despite the recent launch of a new levy to fund schemes.

The deal, which was announced in March, is expected to bring £200m in cost saving each year. The combined group will be called Standard Life Aberdeen.

Revenues at broadcaster ITV fell 3 per cent in the first three months of the year as advertising income dropped 9 per cent.

Customers will be able to switch off their card’s capacity to make online and remote purchases if their details are stolen.

Apple has landed a $1 trillion valuation estimate, from US broker Drexel Hamilton, as the race heats up for which company will pass the trillion dollar mark.

Snapshot of the jobs market by Recruitment and Employment Confederation finds there are fewer people available to fill vacancies.

‘It’s full speed ahead. We are in full motion with our contingency planning,’ said the head of investment banking at one global bank in London. ‘There’s no waiting.’

Consumers tightened their belts in the face of rising prices running up against stalling wage growth.

Centrica says jobs must go to slash costs amid warning that attempts to regulate prices could lead to higher household bills.