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The pubs and hotels operator says industrial action has wiped £4m off its full-year sales.

Seaweed, including that from unwanted outbreaks, is increasingly being turned into useful products.

The holiday destination is set to start charging overseas visitors $9.20 each from the start of June.

The UK's two biggest steelmakers are expected to get support to move away from old-fashioned coal.

AstraZeneca's Leif Johansson says AI and screening could prevent costly treatment in hospitals.

The regulator says it is concerned about the growth in households being switched to prepayment meters.

National Grid ESO orders coal-fire units to begin warming up as the UK's cold snap continues.

What you need to know about the ambulance workers' strike, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

Extending the £2,500 energy price cap until July can be funded by a tougher windfall tax, Labour says.

Food suppliers may be using inflation as excuse to raise prices further than necessary, John Allan says.

Many customers have been left without heat and light when not able to afford topping up their prepayment meters.

Unite has written a letter to the Business Secretary Grant Shapps seeking more government support.

The unemployment rate is close to its lowest point since the 1970s, but millions aren't working.

The Stagecoach co-founder, her husband and two members of her family strongly deny the allegations.

According to a new court filing, the 38-year-old bought a one-way ticket to Mexico last January.

Michelin star chefs routinely face mental and physical abuse at work, a new study suggests.

The government is poised to help the struggling steelmaker secure thousands of jobs.

As more people bank online, footfall in physical branches has dropped, says Lloyds Banking Group.

Six per cent of Alphabet's workforce will be lost worldwide, and US staff will be affected immediately.

The cryptocurrency lender’s collapse is the latest blow to the sector.