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Network Rail said no direct trains are running between London and Scotland as repair work continues.

Countries urged to cut use by 15% until March, with the target becoming mandatory if Russia halts supplies.

UK inflation climbed to 9.4% in the year to June from 9.1% in May.

People complained that the "irresponsible" smart watch advert encouraged unsafe behaviour.

The UK-based luxury shoemaker has not operated in the world's second largest economy for over 20 years.

A Canadian telecoms giant is under pressure to ensure a network crash felt nationwide doesn't happen again.

Firms are getting more vocal on social issues but why now and what do customers and employees want?

Morten Toft Tech, founder of Meatless Farm, which makes plant-based meat alternative food, shares his business advice.

The streaming giant saw subscribers fall by almost 1 million - not as much as feared.

Twitter hopes that the trial will end with a court order for Musk to complete a $44bn takeover bid.

The Bank could raise rates by 0.5% at its next meeting in August, its boss Andrew Bailey will say.

The streaming service is looking for new ways to make money as it loses subscribers.

If 115,000 staff strike, it could be the biggest ever action by the Communication Workers Union.

Workers employed by Aviation Fuel Services will walk out on Thursday and down tools until Sunday.

Millions of pounds more will be spent on fans, paddling pools and water bottles, research suggests.

Trains are cancelled and railway lines closed on what is set to be the UK's hottest day on record.

Basic pay falls at fastest rate since records began in 2001 when rising prices are taken into account.

Thousands of victims enticed to pay a fee for a cash prize that never came will now get some good news.

Rising prices for fruit and vegetables could mean more farm jobs and more people growing their own.

Concerns are growing about the impact of China's "zero-Covid" policy on its economy.