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Scarborough is busy, buoyed by a combination of traditional staycationers and those who can't, or won't, take their usual overseas holiday.

The Hut Grou‎p, the online consumer goods retailer which has become one of Britain's biggest home-grown technology companies, has picked seven banks to work on a potential £4.5bn flotation.

Stamp duty is a terrible tax. It gums up the housing market, restricts labour mobility, hampers the ability of young families to move to larger homes and prevents older people from downsizing to smaller ones.

Ending the furlough scheme could see unemployment rise above 10%, an economic research think tank has said.

Jaguar Land Rover's parent firm has announced that former Renault boss Thierry Bollore will succeed Ralf Speth as chief executive of Britain's biggest carmaker.

Selfridges has told staff it plans to cut 450 jobs - around 14% of its total headcount - with annual sales set to be "significantly less" than last year due to the pandemic.

British Airways (BA) has been warned it faces the prospect of strikes as the deadline for tens of thousands of staff to accept new pay deals looms large.

The maker of Dettol and Cillit Bang cleaning products has reported surging sales as consumers stocked up in the run-up to, and during, the COVID-19 pandemic.

The UK government has defended its decision to impose quarantine measures on travellers returning from Spain after the country's prime minister called the move an "error" that was "not justified".

Holidaymakers in Spain have been given hope after the UK government revealed it is considering setting up regional travel corridors to let those travelling from low-risk areas escape quarantine.