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Airline operators have said the return of pre-departure coronavirus tests for all international arrivals to the UK will be a "devastating blow for avi
All international arrivals to the UK will again be required to take pre-departure COVID-19 tests to tackle the spread of the new Omicron variant, the
Jan du Plessis, the former chairman of BT Group and a host of other FTSE-100 companies, is a leading candidate to chair Britain's audit watchdog as it
The parent company of Boots, Britain's biggest high street chemist, is to explore a sale of the business next year that could value it at well over £
Boris Johnson has pledged to use special legal powers to persuade an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer backed by Amazon to establish a European base
Today Sky's Ian King is in conversation with the head of the National Audit Office, as the government comes under fire for failing to prevent billions
A member of the Bank of England committee which sets interest rates has backtracked on his support for a hike, saying he first wants to see data on ho
The Mercedes Formula One team, which includes Britain's Lewis Hamilton in its driver line-up, is facing a backlash for a sponsorship deal from a compa
Downing Street have confirmed "in-person events" such as parties will be held in the lead up to the festive period as Boris Johnson said he believes "
Britons have been urged to "keep calm and carry on with your Christmas plans" despite fears over the Omicron variant of COVID-19.
International passengers heading to the US will have to be tested for COVID-19 within one day of travel regardless of their vaccination status, as the
The number of job vacancies in the UK has hit a new record 3.5 million ahead of the Christmas peak according to a closely-watched report - double the
America's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is suing to block the $40bn takeover of UK chip designer Arm Holdings by America's Nvidia.
Oil giant Shell has scrapped plans to develop the controversial Cambo oil field in the North Sea.
Ministers are poised to kick off a search for the next chair of the Court of the Bank of England, a crucial role in holding the central bank to accoun
Farmers will be paid to look after soil on their land under a new incentive scheme to replace EU subsidies - but environmental charities have said it
British travellers in South Africa face the prospect of spending Christmas in quarantine hotels as there are not enough rooms to accommodate the numbe
Lord Rothermere, the biggest shareholder in the company behind the Daily Mail, has increased his offer to take the company private for a second time a
A rapid descent made by a Tui passenger plane may be linked to pilots being grounded during the pandemic, investigators have said.
Abrdn, the FTSE 100 asset manager, has agreed a takeover of online investment platform interactive investor (II) worth almost £1.5bn.