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UK transport secretary aims for a new air traveller testing regime, but BA's boss is sceptical.

The 800-year-old market claims it is unable to run because it cannot operate a one-way system.

Some experts say energy bills could double - here's how to stop that happening.

The British tycoon has reportedly accepted a $62m offer for the vast property a year after buying it.

The government campaign says "Time is running out", but firms say many unanswered questions remain.

The tech giant is increasing its offline footprint by acquiring leading supermarket chain Sun Art.

Facebook could face a large fine if Instagram is found to have broken European Union privacy laws.

Ofgem will require suppliers to offer emergency credit and put people on 'realistic' repayment plans.

The Church is among the investors in a company that has been snapping up the rights to classic songs.

Ashford Conservative Association has successfully applied for a small business grant.

The Birmingham-based events company says a £160m annual turnover has fallen to almost zero.

'Hastily drawn up' furlough scheme may have lost billions to fraud and error, MPs say

Poverty rates and jobless claims in the US are rising, amid disagreement over further pandemic aid.

The firm's pubs division is fined £2m for breaching rules, but it says it is considering an appeal.

People will be able to get cashback from local stores without having to buy anything, under Treasury plans.

Crawley relies heavily on the success of Gatwick. Could the town be facing a long-lasting jobs crisis?