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City centres are facing an "unprecedented challenge" to redefine their role post-pandemic.

Stellantis, which also owns Peugeot and Fiat, will invest the money on cars and battery factories by 2025.

The bank claimed in the letters that insurance renewal quotes being offered were a "competitive price".

VW and BMW fined €875m by the European Commission for colluding to restrict emissions cleaning tech.

"We wouldn't have had an Apple had I not grown up in a very open technology world," Mr Wozniak said.

The tech giant faces legal action from 37 US states over its app store practices.

Job vacancies grew at their fastest rate in 24 years in June - but so did staff shortages, research finds

A lack of available properties will continue to help push house prices up, according to surveyors.

Business groups say the delay in easing self-isolation rules will hit firms that rely on young workers.

Some customers will still be asked to wear face masks even after it becomes a "personal choice" on 19 July.

Complaints about poor customer service have risen to their highest level for 12 years, a survey says.

The pub chain says it will put up the price of meals in its pubs if a VAT cut for hospitality is not extended.

The start of phasing out of the stamp duty holiday led to house prices dipping 0.5% in June.

The Norfolk-based manufacturer says all models after the new Emira will be electric.

The Ellesmere Port factory will get a £100m investment to build electric vehicles and protect 1,000 jobs.

The latest forecasts mean the debate about the triple lock guarantee will heat up.

The supermarket and online grocer Ocado say there are signs of pre-Covid shopping habits returning.

The working from home advice in England is set to change on 19 July.

While demand for vans rises, new car sales remain sluggish as computer chip shortages limit supplies.