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Only 6% of the British public want things to go back to how they were before the coronavirus crisis, according to a new poll.

Boeing has been given the green light to begin test flights of its 737 MAX fleet, more than a year after the planes were grounded following two devastating crashes in the space of five months.

The chairman of Britain's competition watchdog was effectively forced to step down three years early after falling out with its chief executive, raising questions about the public reasons cited for his premature departure.

The government is to launch a new taskforce it says will accelerate the delivery of major projects as Britain tries to find a way out of the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Hut Grou‎p, the online consumer goods retailer which has become one of Britain's biggest technology success stories, is courting global investors about a share sale that could lead to a bumper flotation.

L'Oreal is to remove words like "whitening" from its skin care products, the French cosmetics giant has announced.

Virgin Atlantic Airways is racing to stitch together a £900m privately funded rescue deal within days after concluding that it was unlikely to secure an emergency government bailout.

Facebook has said it will flag posts from "newsworthy" politicians that break its rules, including those from US President Donald Trump.

The owner of the Café Rouge and Las Iguanas restaurant chains has asked bidders to submit offers within days as the industry races to adjust to a new trading environment amid the coronavirus pandemic.

British holders of some pre-payment cards could find they no longer work after a regulator froze the UK assets and activities of a scandal-hit e-money firm.