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Nationwide Accident Repair Services has collapsed into administration, along with a number of its subsidiaries.

Boris Johnson has said airport testing may give a "false sense of confidence" as the government considers cutting quarantine time for arrivals from high-risk countries in half.

Haulage bosses have called for an urgent meeting with cabinet ministers over concerns about "significant gaps" in the UK's Brexit border preparations.

Four of the country's biggest housing developers could face court action after the competition watchdog found evidence they misled leasehold buyers.

The Co-op says it plans to open or extend 65 stores over the coming months, creating up to 1,000 jobs.

City centre shops are still suffering from a slump in footfall as many workers continue to stay at home.

Construction on HS2, the controversial high-speed railway, will get under way today, with the government calling it a "shovels in the ground" moment.

More than 100 million discounted meals have been claimed for under the government's Eat Out To Help Out scheme, the chancellor has said.

Tech stocks have tumbled on Wall Street, in a sign that America's economic recovery could be stalling.

Virgin Atlantic Airways is preparing to cut more than 1,000 jobs within hours of seeing a £1.2bn rescue deal approved, as it contends with a slower-than-expected recovery in international demand for air travel.